2023

• October
  • Events scheduled to honor veterans
  • Black presents paper at workshop in Italy
  • UNG to host NCAA Southeast Regional
  • Women's soccer team earns PBC title
  • Cadet earns annual MOAA scholarship
  • Week celebrates first-gen students
  • Students learn, use precision agriculture
  • Basketball teams prep to tip off seasons
  • Three alumni named to Veterans’ HOF
  • Hurricane Creek offers research opportunities
  • UNG Foundation Board adds four trustees
  • New master's track in counseling program
  • HSDA, sociology degrees fully online
  • First Lithuanian cadets spend semester at UNG
  • AASCU writes on UNG mentoring program
  • Business college 4th-largest in Georgia
  • Gala highlights impact of philanthropy
  • Transfer students celebrated this fall
  • Investiture ceremony for President Shannon planned for Nov. 10
  • Sigma Tau Delta chapter hits 10 years
  • Community has chance to give through RISE
  • Moran graduates from Ranger School
  • Clements named state Officer of the Year
  • GEORGIA MATCH shows college options
  • Blue Ridge event celebrates scholarships
  • Weekend offers a glimpse of cadet life
  • President outlines 'big bets' for UNG
  • Gen 1 mentor program expands to Dahlonega
  • Strzemienski earns direct commission
  • Students part of film that premiered in LA
  • Olivo Sandoval named Newman Civic Fellow
  • UNG hosts Music Major for a Day event
  • Groups collaborate on Pauli Murray events
• September
  • Whatley earns accounting scholarship
  • 22 are Distinguished Military Students
  • UNG breaks ground on Military Science Center
  • Oconeefest raises scholarship funds
  • Pair of classics on GTA fall schedule
  • Cumming Campus hosts beam signing
  • Georgia Military Service Scholarship available
  • Dragon Boat team takes first place
  • Exercise class serves cancer survivors
  • Cadets spend their summer overseas
  • Career fairs offer job opportunities
  • Tour showcases workforce partnerships
  • UNG moves up in U.S. News rankings
  • Mexican Consulate funds scholarships
  • Student, grads get research experience
  • Students partner with local libraries
  • Bayeux Tapestry replica on campus in September
  • Faculty producing documentary on Rosen
  • Cadets excel at Advanced Camp
  • Cronan named Udall honorable mention
  • Corps hits 50 years since first women
  • Hispanic heritage celebrated this fall
  • Students preview life at UNG this fall
  • Meal packing part of 9/11 remembrance
  • Carnivals promote campus safety
  • FROG Week welcomes 184 new cadets
• August
  • NGHS renews support of UNG Athletics
  • Mongol military film includes professor
  • Musical performances set for this fall
  • Fall art exhibitions set for 3 campuses
  • Fall teams prepare to start seasons
  • Nighthawks kick off 2023-24 academic year
  • Georgia Film Festival set for Sept. 15-16
  • Dr. Leander Kellogg
  • Faculty lead summer learning experiences
  • Larson graduates from Leadership Institute
  • Potts receives scholarship
  • Forehand nominated for Woman of Year
  • Fairs offer connection to community service
  • Faculty, staff honored at convocation event
  • Shannon outlines opportunity ahead
  • Summer program helps multilingual students
  • Events help students transition to campus
  • New well-being initiative launches
  • Womack-Wynne is Fulbright Specialist
  • President continues Listening Tour
  • Night at the Braves returns Sept. 9
  • UNG hosts on-campus REACH Day
  • UNG economic impact is nearly $737M
  • 300-plus grads ready to lead boldly
  • Riebe, students dig in Hungary
  • Starlight welcomes students, community
  • Google.org grant aids entrepreneurship
  • UNG LEADS Day offers development
• July
  • Middle school students SOAR in Oconee
  • Rec Center gets new equipment, branding
  • Art show highlights work of alumni
  • Smith article explores 'intellectual humility'
  • UNG has best NCLEX pass rate in Georgia
  • Academy gives insight on intelligence field
  • Alumnus earns spot in West Point Band
  • President announces Listening Tour
  • High school students attend Summer Honors
  • Faculty publish article on COVID-19 impact
  • Online communications degree options added
  • Twelve students receive FUSE grants
  • Program provides language immersion
  • Public Safety earns state certification
  • STEM Institute helps local students
  • Lilic named interim men's soccer coach
  • Public Safety officers save life of runner
  • Georgia Power grant boosts teacher prep
  • President to address summer graduates
  • Teenagers gain insight in pre-college program
  • Menees wins NIH Undergrad Scholarship
  • IESA hosts research mentoring program
  • Upward Bound offers snapshot of college
  • Students get initial taste of logistics
  • Faculty create project management textbook
  • Athletics names 2023 Hall of Fame class
• June
  • UNG named Boren top producer
  • UNG smooths path for returning students
  • Two win study abroad scholarships
  • Fulbright names Kwon, Schindler scholars
  • AGENT preps teachers in cyber education
  • Nash presents on tax prep program
  • Chand writes book about buffer state
  • Students earn research experiences nationally
  • Bachelor's degrees available in Cumming
  • Program helps students reach goals
  • Event teaches faculty, staff about grants
  • Nighthawks win pair of PBC awards
  • Kim and Lee to perform Carnegie Hall
  • UNG partners with Zoo Atlanta on research
  • Four alumnae win NSF grad research award
  • Visual arts students create murals at Avita
  • Oconee garden honors UNG military history
  • Public Safety trains for active threats
  • First cohort begins accelerated BSN
  • Postal Services wins trio of awards
  • Adcox wins award for summer program
  • Gillespie named Master Teacher
  • State gives $8.3M for Military Science Center
  • Shannon named president of UNG
• May
  • Softball team wins national title
  • Service highlighted in 150th challenge
  • Cyber students excel on national level
  • Biology professor, student win awards
  • Boulder helps students leave their mark
  • First cadets study abroad in Lithuania
  • DETI teaching staff win Best Paper Award
  • Finalist named for UNG presidency
  • Softball team reaches NCAA championship
  • Velazquez named First Gen Under 40 honoree
  • Morgan-Ellis, students perform at summit
  • AAMI earns $4K program grant
  • Four students earn Boren scholarships
  • Event shows impact of Cumming Campus
  • Men's golf advances to NCAA championship
  • Preston honored with pair of state awards
  • Student named Fulbright Institute participant
  • Sigma Tau Delta presents in Denver
  • Two business degrees add online option
  • Aetna supports Mental Health First Aid
  • Softball dominance part of strong spring
  • Marketing students win competition
  • 1,200 grads honored at spring commencement
  • Student wins contest with coin designs
  • Latinx students present at conference
  • NGHS provides space for DPT simulation labs
  • Linatoc is top cadet in Army small arms event
  • Students help hikers on Appalachian Trail
  • Naloxone available on all campuses
  • Nine selected as Fulbrights for 2023-24
  • Boat christened, takes maiden voyage
  • Liddell exhibits art at Miami, LA shows
• April
  • Exercise science offers prep for next steps
  • Education students teach in Spain
  • UNG partners with Amazon Career Choice
  • U.S. News ranks MBA, education programs
  • Group preps students to be band directors
  • Camp offers intro to logistics industry
  • Poultry team takes 5th at national event
  • Blue Ridge education cohort set to graduate
  • Sweet Finale events set for late April
  • USG affirms academic freedom, expression
  • UNG hosts Board of Regents meeting
  • UNG workshop offers project-based learning
  • Biology students win awards at conference
  • Biology students earn best poster honor
  • Two students earn Goldwater Scholarship
  • Events memorialize students lost in 22-23
  • Symposium celebrates life after 55
  • Film, theatre students grow collaboration
  • Farmer makes history as Ranger School grad
  • Students launch Ski and Snowboard Club
  • UNG wins award for technology innovation
  • Sales student wins national competition
  • #ONEUNG raises funds for 24 projects
  • Cadets participate in aviation ground school
  • President funds 18 Incentive Awards
  • Conference spotlights student research
  • Student part of winning team in Sustainable-X
  • President to give keynote for graduates
• March
  • Legislative budget cut impacts UNG
  • Literary works garner awards for students
  • Parent-Alumni Weekend is April 14-16
  • Events honor Asian American heritage
  • Japan Expo offers cultural learning
  • Career Path Fair returns to UNG
  • UNG earns Military Friendly gold honors
  • Japanese students visit for two weeks
  • Application fee waived through March 31
  • Bil Lepp to headline Hoag Lecture Series
  • Symposium will explore human security
  • Poultry program receives $7K grant
  • Ethics events provide training for students
  • Students present research at Capitol
  • Women recognized for leadership, resiliency
  • Students invited to 'PBJs with PBJ'
  • Walter finishes fifth nationally in air rifle
  • CURCA mini-grant winners announced
  • Cadets grateful for experience at Capitol
  • UNG hosts National TRIO Day event
  • UNG leaders contribute to collaboration guide
  • Academy shines light on intelligence field
  • Governor, chancellor help celebrate 150th
  • Basketball teams reach NCAA tourney
  • GPB highlights Vickery House collaborations
  • Morgan-Ellis publishes article with students
  • Visual arts students support community
  • Chemistry lab added to Blue Ridge Campus
  • Group wins student pitch competition
• February
  • Chand publishes paper on Nepal
  • USG adds career planning tool
  • Event offers intro to poultry judging
  • Drug Take Back Days offer safe disposal
  • Event offers insight on life as a cadet
  • Districts honored for cyber education efforts
  • Celebrate notable women this March
  • 6-year-old joins Nighthawk Nation
  • Israeli Consul General explores collaboration
  • Olmsted grant boosts overseas learning
  • Teacher residency gets $399K in federal funds
  • Local literary festival includes UNG faculty
  • Northam publishes textbook through USG
  • UNG hosts science education conference
  • High school students can preview life at UNG
  • Lovett crowned Miss Georgia Teen USA
  • UNG a top Fulbright producer for 6th time
  • 13 earn Fulbright semifinalist status
  • Cronan gains research opportunity in Canada
  • Cadets raise $32K for suicide interventions
• January
  • Career fairs offer chance to stand out
  • East Asian Film Series serves as education tool
  • Chemistry department awarded $30K grant
  • NSA expands contract for compliance curriculum
  • Oenick wins STEM Research NIL Award
  • Smith authors book on 'Friendly Politics'
  • Spring teams aim high as seasons start
  • Black history events celebrated in February
  • REACH event offers info about college
  • Service challenge will include 150 projects
  • Events celebrate impact of UNG mentors
  • Accounting students offer free tax prep
  • Book celebrates 150 years of UNG
  • Leadership conference slated for February
  • Payne, Abegaz will present in Tel Aviv
  • Spring art exhibitions on three campuses
  • Business students tour energy plant
  • Georgia Trend features UNG
  • Spring FROG class joins Corps of Cadets
  • GTA continues season with 'Pygmalion'
  • Music events set for spring semester
  • Men's soccer team wins Sportsmanship Award
  • Event marks 150 years of UNG
  • Morgan-Ellis is keynote speaker for conference