UNG senior Kira Feeser is the No. 1 cadet to commission into the Army Nurse Corps from the nation's senior and junior military colleges for 2025-26.
Three fall graduates will serve as student speakers at their respective UNG commencement ceremonies Dec. 9-10 in the Convocation Center at UNG's Dahlonega Campus.
UNG's College of Education partnered with the Professional Association of Georgia Educators to host Future Georgia Educators Day for more than 300 high school students.
Alexandra McCloy’s “Living Patterns,” received the Lane Last award for Best in Show, in the Bellwethers Annual Juried Exhibition at the West Tennessee Regional Art Center put on by the University of Tennessee (UT) at Martin. Rachel Coggins and Maddie Engle also had pieces entered in the exhibition.
The UNG women's soccer team set a program record with 18 victories before finishing its season in the second round of the NCAA Division II tournament.
UNG faculty member Dr. Murthy Rallapalli will serve as a Fulbright faculty scholar for the spring semester at Cyber University of Uzbekistan.
UNG alumni retired Lt. Gen. Jamie Jarrard '88 and the late Col. Robert Barclay '68 have been inducted into the Georgia Military Veterans Hall of Fame this fall.
UNG has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Center for Civic Engagement to support its Youth in Government Expo in March 2026.
The UNG women's soccer team, which has tied a program record with 17 victories, hosts Anderson at 3 p.m. Nov. 21 in the first round of the NCAA tournament.
A team led by Dr. Bryson Payne, director of UNG's Institute for Cyber Operations, has been awarded $199,674 in Department of Defense Cyber Service Academy funding for four undergraduate cyber scholarships.
UNG's Corps of Cadets celebrated the topping out of the Wynne-Mathews Military Science Center, set to open in fall 2026, with a beam-signing Nov. 7.
UNG has received a $20,085.40 grant to participate in the Georgia Young Adult Program of the Governor's Office of Highway Safety for 2025-26.
UNG raised almost $17,000 for student scholarships at the 12th annual Oconeefest fundraiser held Oct. 16 at UNG's Oconee Campus.
The Tomato Sandwich Supper held Nov. 6 at UNG's Blue Ridge Campus celebrated 24 scholarship recipients and showcased the transformational power of UNG's work.
UNG has named a plaza overlooking the Gen. William 'Lipp' Livsey Drill Field in honor of retired Marine Corps Maj. Gen. James E. Livingston, one of 61 living Medal of Honor recipients.
The Conference on the Americas is returning to UNG from Feb. 20-21, and submissions of abstracts are due by Nov. 18.
The UNG Alumni Association has announced the 2025 honorees for its fourth annual '20 Under 40' program.
The UNG men's soccer team has won its first-ever Peach Belt Conference regular-season championship and will have a first-round bye as the No. 1 seed in the PBC tournament.
The UNG women's soccer team has earned the Peach Belt Conference regular-season title for the second time in three years, pulling off the feat with a perfect 10-0 PBC record.
UNG's School of Communication, Film & Theatre is launching the Micro-Budget Narrative Feature Lab for 2026-27. Applications for the first cohort opened Nov. 1.
The Geospatial Alliance Club will sponsor GIS Day with games, presentations and guest speakers to celebrate International GIS Day Nov. 18 in the Arts & Technology building at UNG's Gainesville Campus.
UNG is expanding its bold investment in human performance by issuing WHOOP wearables to 54 student-athletes this fall.
UNG has entered a memorandum of understanding with Georgia Tech-Europe that will provide students international learning experience in Metz, France.
UNG's Cumming Campus held a lunch Oct. 8 to celebrate scholarship recipients and thank the donors who make the scholarships possible.
Proud to be First Week will run Nov. 3-7 and will include events, activities and programs planned across all five campuses to recognize students who are the first in their families to earn a college degree.
President Michael Shannon highlighted UNG's growth, service and impact in his State of the University address Oct. 22 in David E. Ralston Hall at UNG's Blue Ridge Campus.
The 2025 Ethics Awareness Week includes meaningful and fun activities — including a chance to win a parking spot of your choice for a year — as USG and UNG will be 'celebrating our ethical culture.'
UNG set an enrollment record this fall with 20,317 students. It is the first time UNG has had more than 20,000 students.
The UNG women's and men's basketball teams are aiming to continue their recent trends of postseason and regular-season success.
Two recent UNG alumnae and a student joined Dr. Cathy Whiting, professor of biology, in delivering a recent workshop for Northeast Georgia Medical Center's Graduate Medical Education resident physicians.
UNG has both the No. 1 overall Army ROTC cadet out of 5,538 graduating nationally and the No. 1 National Guard commissioning cadet out of 1,491 for the 2025-26 academic year.
UNG President Michael Shannon will deliver his 'State of the University' address at 11 a.m. Oct. 22 in David E. Ralston Hall at UNG's Blue Ridge Campus.
UNG's Department of Nursing is offering undergraduate and graduate students education abroad opportunities in Peru, South Korea and the United Kingdom.
More than 20 UNG students took part in research that was presented at the inaugural Research in Artificial Intelligence Testing & Evaluation Symposium hosted at UNG's Dahlonega Campus.
Recreation options keep expanding for students at UNG's Blue Ridge Campus. A basketball and pickleball court recently opened.
UNG will host a high-impact symposium titled 'Cyber Threats, Cybersecurity and Cyber Expertise' from 3-4:30 p.m. Oct. 28, with special guest Maj. Gen. Ryan Janovic.
UNG will celebrate its student veterans Nov. 10-14 during Veterans Appreciation Week.
The Department of Music shines this fall with concerts and performances at UNG's Dahlonega and Gainesville campuses. Students and faculty will be highlighted.
Students and a recent alumna from UNG's Lewis F. Rogers Institute for Environmental and Spatial Analysis earned more than half of the SAMSEF scholarships awarded for 2025-26 in Georgia.
Students in the initial Bachelor of Science in Nursing cohort at UNG's Cumming Campus are reaping the benefits of the expansion of the degree program to a third campus.
Four students recently returned from a performance at the Halle Foundation estate in Atlanta. The group also performed at the Saarburg International Music Festival in Germany courtesy of a Halle Foundation grant.
Retired Lt. Gen. Jamie Jarrard credits his many leadership opportunities in the Army to the foundation he received as part of America's Corps at UNG.
UNG will host the International Association for Intelligence Education Annual Global Conference from June 1-3, 2026.
The quick thinking of two UNG Public Safety officers saved the life of a spectator at a recent University of Georgia football game.
Training leaders of character is nothing new for retired Lt. Col. James Thomasson. His selection as UNG's 44th commandant of cadets allows him to live out this passion.
Three UNG students studied in London this summer through the University System of Georgia Goes Global program.
Maj. Gen. Dwayne Wilson, adjutant general of the Georgia National Guard, said his time in UNG's Corps of Cadets equipped him with the foundational leadership skills that guide him today.
JT Horton, UNG Athletics director of development, has been inducted into the Tulane Athletics Hall of Fame as the 2008-09 women's golf team head coach.
High school students wondering what life is like in the UNG Corps of Cadets don't have to guess. They can experience it during National Leadership Challenge from Oct. 31-Nov. 2.
Five UNG cadets completed Army ROTC Basic Camp this summer at Fort Knox, Kentucky. One of them brought home a leadership award.
