The UNG softball team tallied four wins in a row after a loss in its NCAA tournament opener, setting up a May 21-22 home Super Regional matchup with Francis Marion.
Students pursuing degrees in middle grades education in UNG's College of Education are learning how to use AI as a tool in their classrooms.
Alumnae Lily Hammond and Danni Ingram are on the path toward doctoral degrees at Yale University, citing strong support from UNG’s Department of Music as inspiration.
Grace McGill has been named Corps of Cadets brigade commander for 2026-27. She is also a captain on the UNG women's soccer team.
Anna Shelley's win in the Southeastern U.S. Korean Speech Contest earned her a full-tuition scholarship and dormitory support to attend the Dankook University International Summer School.
Tough times taught Sierra Ellis determination, dedication and fortitude. They also gave her the strength to earn her pro card as a professional bodybuilder.
Seventy-seven years after first arriving at UNG as a student, Anne Purcell returned to the commencement stage to receive an honorary degree.
UNG junior Micah Chandler has won the Barry Goldwater Scholarship, the preeminent undergraduate award in the sciences, engineering and mathematics.
More than 100 undergraduate students presented their work at UNG's Annual Research Conference held this spring at the Gainesville Campus.
UNG welcomed almost 20 students from Nanzan University for two weeks during the spring semester. This visit came after weeks of online meetings through a Collaborative Online International Learning partnership.
Six UNG students were named Boren awardees, including five scholarship winners and one fellowship winner. Two additional students were named alternates.
The UNG softball team secured its first Peach Belt Conference tournament title in three seasons and will be the No. 1 seed in the NCAA Division II Southeast Regional.
The UNG baseball team has earned a spot in the NCAA Division II tournament and opens the event against Francis Marion at 2 p.m. May 14 in Tigerville, South Carolina.
UNG will commission 60 second lieutenants into the Army, Army National Guard and Army Reserve during a 4 p.m. May 12 ceremony in the Convocation Center at UNG's Dahlonega Campus.
UNG will graduate more than 200 students this May with nursing degrees ranging from bachelor's to doctoral, showing the university's massive impact at every stage of nurses' careers.
UNG senior Luiza Parodia Penha is earning a B.F.A. in theatre arts. Her time in the Gainesville Theatre Alliance helped her want to work in directing.
UNG men's soccer student-athlete Max Garnett seeks to set an example through showing up for others. He graduates this spring and will start his graduate studies at UNG.
Wyatt Nicholson took advantage of the many opportunities he found at UNG and served his fellow students while preparing for his career.
Albany Zavarce will graduate this week with a bachelor's degree in environmental spatial analysis. She has been an active student leader and researcher.
Dominik Sargent will earn his bachelor's degree in history after roughly 12 years as a UNG student, including eight years of work in the Gainesville Campus cafeteria to pay for his school.
Three UNG student teams competed at the Collegiate Leadership Competition Southeast Regional, highlighted by a third-place finish from the Cottrell Leadership Fellows.
Both UNG tennis teams have earned berths in the NCAA Division II tournament. It is the women's ninth consecutive NCAA bid and the men's seventh in a row.
The UNG baseball team won three games by a combined 32-4 score to start the PBC tournament and reach the best-of-three championship series May 8-9 against Lander.
UNG is now accepting students for its new Bachelor of Science in agricultural education at UNG's Gainesville Campus.
The UNG softball team used a late-season surge to earn its 12th consecutive Peach Belt Conference regular-season championship and will host the PBC tournament May 8-10.
The UNG Ranger Challenge team finished ninth among ROTC teams and 21st among U.S. teams while coming in 37th out of 48 teams overall in the Sandhurst Military Skills Competition held May 1-2.
Two UNG students will head to Canada this summer as Fulbright Canada-Mitacs Globalink research interns.
UNG leaders visited state and local agencies March 31-April 1 as part of the Nighthawk Impact Tour to learn more about the roles these groups play in both national security and economic development.
The UNG Model United Nations Conference was held in March. This was the ninth conference, and 67 students, pursuing 15 different degrees, represented 21 countries.
Students in UNG's College of Education had the chance to learn more about the legislative process during Professional Association of Georgia Educators Day at the Capitol.
The UNG baseball team has won its first outright Peach Belt Conference regular-season championship since 2017 and opens the PBC tournament May 1 against Middle Georgia.
The UNG Ranger Challenge team will compete in the Sandhurst Military Skills Competition from May 1-2 at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point.
The UNG men's golf team has earned its sixth consecutive NCAA Division II postseason appearance and will compete in the South/Southeast Regional in Valdosta, Georgia.
UNG women's golf freshman Mackenzie Connell secured the individual Peach Belt Conference championship. Her team tied for second in PBC championship and now heads to the NCAA Division II South Regional.
UNG Remembers Day events will help the university honor the memory of students who passed away during the 2025-26 academic year.
Four previous ASCEND attendees return to the program as counselors, highlighting leadership skills gained as campers.
Ava Blythe, who is pursuing a degree in chemistry, was awarded the FEA scholarship to study in South Korea, making her the 14th FEA awardee at UNG.
Students in UNG's Physical Education Teacher Education program had a unique opportunity to experience adapted sports so they can better serve their future students who have such needs.
An eight-student team from UNG earned a national championship in the Department of War Chief Information Officers Cyber Workforce Competition at the National Defense University in late March.
UNG grad student Aliou Aboubakar Mouhamed competed at the USG Entrepreneurship and Innovation Competition held April 6-7 at Kennesaw State's Marietta Campus.
UNG welcomed more than 250 middle and high school students, teachers and guidance counselors from across the state for REACH Georgia Day on March 25 at UNG's Gainesville Campus.
UNG Doctor of Nursing Practice student Dr. Soraya Smith-Farmer has earned the Rising Star of Research and Scholarship Award from the Sigma international nursing honor society.
The UNG Combat Action Shooting Team swept the top two spots in the cadet team division of the U.S. Army Small Arms Championship.
Donors have an opportunity to strengthen UNG's seven strategic big bets by supporting 20 projects featured in the 'ONEUNG — Bold Forward' university-wide giving campaign.
Following an 'AI literacy' course in spring 2025, UNG is offering cadets drone training this spring through a combination of a virtual flight simulator and actual drones.
Kinesiology students from UNG presented seven research posters at the Southeast Chapter of the American College of Sports Medicine annual meeting.
UNG will host its ninth annual Earth Day celebration from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. April 15 at UNG's Gainesville Campus.
UNG Department of Music student CJ Yeager placed second in the Southeast Regional Tuba Euphonium Conference Young Artist Solo Competition.
UNG cadets finished second in the Senior Military College Intercollegiate Ethics Bowl, a point behind first-place Norwich University.
Students presented research and helped UNG host the Conference on the Americas from Feb. 20-21 at UNG's Dahlonega Campus.
