
BlackRock partnership creates Georgia Commitment Scholarship, opens recruiting pipeline
When BlackRock announced plans to build the company’s newest Innovation Hub in Atlanta almost two years ago, the organization made a commitment to create meaningful partnerships with the state’s business community and universities, in addition…

UGA President commits an additional $250,000 to emergency funds for students in need
President Jere W. Morehead has committed $250,000 to two emergency funds benefitting students made vulnerable by COVID-19.

2019 alumna creates scholarship for Grady Sports Media
2019 Grady alumna, Taylor Maggiore, creates scholarship to further the advancement of women in the tumultuous professional world of sports media.

Graduation speaker creates scholarship to help others
In fall 2019, Jack Bush gave out the first Bush Engineering Scholarship for minorities interested in engineering. What's special about this donor? He's still a student.

Bulldogs come together during COVID-19 crisis
UGA virtually celebrated G-Day on Saturday, April 18, and Bulldogs around the country wore their red and black in a show of solidarity.

UGA provides financial assistance to students in need
The UGA community has rallied to commit thousands of dollars in new emergency funds for students experiencing unforeseen financial difficulties.

UGA Greek councils create two $100K Georgia Commitment Scholarships
The University of Georgia Panhellenic Council and UGA Interfraternity Council each gave $100,000, matched by the UGA Foundation, to establish two endowed, need-based scholarships through the Georgia Commitment Scholarship Program.
“We are…

Coca-Cola Foundation commits $1 million to first-generation UGA students
The Coca-Cola Foundation has pledged another $1 million toward scholarships for University of Georgia students who are the first in their families to attend college. It is the foundation’s fourth such commitment, adding to its positive…

Georgia Commitment Scholarships reach major milestone of 500
Thanks to the generosity of hundreds of donors, the University of Georgia has established more than 500 endowed, need-based scholarships, creating new, permanent pathways to higher education for Georgia residents from low-income backgrounds.
“This…

Honor Georgia Groundbreaker Mary Frances Early
The University of Georgia will name the College of Education in honor of Mary Frances Early, the first African American to graduate from UGA, effective February 2020.