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Partnership with Ceva allows faculty, students to build connections for the future

By: Johnathan McGinty Jonathan Mochel believes that everything in our world is connected.  This notion of the health and well-being of humans, animals and the environment being intertwined is foundational to the concept of One Health.…
UGA Dance students pose together.
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Dancing into a new era: donors support revitalization of UGA Dance

In April 2025, ahead of the UGA Department of Dance’s annual spring showcase, student-performers, faculty and audience members alike gathered in the newly named Victor and Annette Riden Lobby in the Dance Building to celebrate the recently…
Students find their names on the Senior Signature plaque on campus.

UGA Class of 2025 leaves their legacy ahead of graduation

The 2025 Senior Signature giving campaign broke records, raising more than $115,000 for students and campus funds.
Alyssa Wood, XChanged Life president, with students at the XChanged Life formal on Friday, March 14th, 2025.
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XChanged Life strengthened by UGA’s 2024 Class Gift

XChanged Life, a student organization that enriches the experience of exchange and international students, received UGA's 2024 Class Gift.
Terry College Dean Ben Ayers, Terry Family Foundation President Betsy Cox, Terry Family Foundation Trustee Kathleen Cold, Executive Vice President Kathleen Shaw, RMI Program Director Jim Carson and UGA President Jere Morehead cut the ribbon dedicating the C. Herman Terry Risk Management and Insurance Program.
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UGA names C. Herman Terry Risk Management and Insurance Program

The Terry family's legacy at UGA continues with the naming of the C. Herman Terry Risk Management and Insurance Program.
Ferrell Family Photo
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The Ferrell family build community and give back through PLC

Nikki and Cres Ferrell, active members of PLC, embody the spirit of community, involvement and philanthropy. 
A student takes cap and gown photos at the Arch.
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The Lives You Change

Each of UGA’s 1,000 need-based scholarships is a success story. But the scholars themselves are the greatest successes.
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Donors support academics and athletics at the highest level

Delores and Mark Jennings support the University of Georgia's academics and athletics at the highest levels.
Dami Odubola and Samantha Crosby pose for a selfie outside of the Terry College of Business’ Moore-Rooker Hall. (PHOTO: Justin Evans)
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Donor group creates impact through community, connection

Georgia Women Give is changing lives through individual connections and collective giving, the latter of which totals over $4 million.
Students in the Georgia Possible program, a partnership between UGA's J.W. Fanning Institute and Clarke County School District, tour the women's suffrage exhibit at UGA's Hargrett Library. From left to right, Joylita Anderson (Clarke Central AVID District coordinator), Dionne McCalla, Jaylinn Melgar, Jennifer Catalan, Mara Smith and Xikiah Thomas. (Photo by Peter Frey/UGA)
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Sahm Awards support local partnerships with UGA

UGA alumna Bobbi Sahm created the awards, which support collaborative efforts to improve the quality of life for Athens-area residents.