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UNG junior Anna Cronan has been selected for the summer 2023 Fulbright-MITACS Globalink Program, where she will conduct cover crop research.
UNG senior and biology major Jared Oenick is a recipient of the inaugural Scientist.com STEM Research NIL Award.
UNG students will have the opportunity to chat with potential employers this spring at career fairs.
The UNG Corps of Cadets raised more than $32,000 for Armed Forces Mission's suicide intervention efforts through the Courageous Challenge pushup competition.
Three East Asian films will be screened this spring to educate students on love, class and family represented in non-Eurocentric media.
UNG's Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry received a $30,000 grant to fund open access materials for undergrad courses.
The NSA has provided additional funding for its grant supporting UNG's creation and marketing of graduate and undergraduate certificates in compliance and ethics, including a total of 100 tuition waivers.
UNG political science professor Dr. Glen Smith has published "Friendly Politics," a book aimed at helping people maintain strong relationships amid political divides.
UNG's seven spring sports teams will aim to build off a strong 2022 as they begin their 2023 seasons.
UNG will welcome a keynote speaker and host a panel of students, faculty and staff in a pair of events to mark Black History Month.
UNG hosted a virtual event Jan. 24 to provide REACH Georgia scholars with information about the college application process and student life once on campus.
Faculty, staff and students on UNG's five campuses will collectively complete 150 service projects as part of the Sesquicentennial Spring Service Challenge.
UNG's Gen 1 Mentoring Program is celebrating National Mentoring Month during the month of January.
UNG students pursuing accounting degrees will build their tax preparation skills and aid the surrounding communities as part of the VITA program sponsored by the IRS.
The UNG Press released "The University of North Georgia: 150 Years of Leadership and Vision" on Jan. 6, the anniversary of the university's first classes in 1873.
The 15th annual UNG Student Conference on Leadership will be held Feb. 4 on the Dahlonega Campus. The keynote speaker will be alumna Jennifer McCall.
UNG faculty members Dr. Tamirat Abegaz and Dr. Bryson Payne will present their research at the Cybertech Global Tel Aviv conference in Israel.
Spring art exhibitions will take place on UNG's Dahlonega, Gainesville and Oconee campuses.
UNG lecturer Hugh Scott, his students and alumni visited the Southern Company’s Plant Vogtle in November. They also participated in Public Service Commissioner Tim Echols’ podcast.
A Georgia Trend Magazine feature story this month highlights UNG's growth and innovation throughout its 150-year history.
About 25 incoming cadets engaged in Freshmen Recruit Orientation Group (FROG) Week at UNG this January.
The Gainesville Theatre Alliance starts its spring performances with 'Pygmalion,' George Bernard Shaw's Nobel Prize-winning dramatization of a Cockney flower girl's metamorphosis into a lady.
The UNG Department of Music kicks off the spring semester with a variety of musical events.
The UNG men's soccer team won the Peach Belt Conference Sportsmanship Award for 2022 along with two other league rivals.
UNG held a community celebration Jan. 6 at the Library Technology Center marking exactly 150 years since the university's first day of classes.
UNG music faculty member Dr. Esther Morgan-Ellis has been selected to give the keynote address at the International Conference on Music Education Technology.
The Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia on Dec. 20 named members of the University of North Georgia Presidential Search Committee.
UNG honored about 600 graduates in commencement ceremonies held Dec. 17 in the Convocation Center at UNG's Dahlonega Campus.
UNG has received a $21,124 grant to participate in the Georgia Young Adult Program of the Governor's Office of Highway Safety.
Seventy-seven UNG graduates completed their Bachelor of Science in Nursing in December and will enter a field facing staffing shortages and increasing patient care needs.
Applications are open for the Georgia Military Service Scholarship, which is worth $85,000 for cadets who are in the Georgia Army National Guard while in the Corps of Cadets.
The National Institute for the Study of Transfer Students will have annual conference options online and in Portland in February.
Nine Gilman Scholarship recipients from UNG were announced in December. The scholarship enables students to study abroad.
Russell Willis has been named the executive director of UNG's Oconee Campus and will join the university Jan. 3.
UNG cadet Olivia Sullens was awarded a $10,000 Condor Outdoor Products Scholarship from the Association of the United States Army.
UNG placed sixth in the 2022 NSA Codebreaker Challenge. This is the university's fifth consecutive top-six finish.
UNG alumni Jacob Elliott and Dr. Bryson Payne were named coaches for the 2023 U.S. Cyber Team.
UNG led NCAA Division II in Make-A-Wish fundraising in 2021-22, marking the sixth time in seven years UNG was the national leader.
The annual Women's Holiday Scholarship Luncheon hosted by Women of UNG, UNG President Bonita Jacobs and the UNG Foundation took place on Dec. 1 in Gainesville.
UNG faculty members Dr. Mitra Devkota, Dr. Waros Ngamsiriudom and Dr. Mohan Menon won the Best in Track for Education for their study on TikTok usage in the classroom.
The UNG poultry team placed eighth at a national poultry contest in Fayetteville, Arkansas, in November.
UNG won the 2022 Best Activities to Enhance the Community award from the Association of the United States Army.
The UNG Public Safety Department has added a new panic button to the LiveSafe app.
The UNG Alumni Association has announced its '20 Under 40,' which highlights outstanding graduates.
The UNG Ethics Bowl team earned a spot in its national competition after an impressive showing at the regional event. The last time UNG had a team in nationals was in 2015.
The McNair Scholars Program at UNG has received a second five-year grant of $1.3 million from the U.S. Department of Education to prepare students for graduate school.
UNG's ninth annual Oconeefest scholarship fundraiser raised $18,000 and celebrated the impact of scholarship donors. The event's net proceeds will support students.
UNG women's basketball head coach Buffie Burson earned her 600th career win when the Nighthawks defeated Carson-Newman University on Nov. 19.
Dr. Anastasia Lin, assistant vice president for Academic Affairs and dean of Honors, was named to the 2022-23 class of the University System of Georgia's Executive Leadership Institute.
UNG's Institute for Leadership and Strategic Studies will hold its seventh annual symposium April 5-6 on the Dahlonega Campus. The event will focus on human security.
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