HONOR A GEORGIA GROUNDBREAKER Mary Frances Early (Music Ed. ’62, Ed.S. ’67) played an integral role in the campaign for racial equality that helped open […]
We’re showcasing UGA Campus Kitchen on #GivingTuesday. Support our students’ learning environment and fight hunger in our own backyard.
Overview Support one of the University of Georgia’s cultural gems on the second-annual Peabody Giving Day on Thursday, November 14. This year, we’re paying tribute to the late Barry Sherman, former director […]
OVERVIEW Bats face a lot of obstacles—White-Nose Syndrome, impact from wind energy, habitat loss, pesticide use, and climate change, just to name a few. Due to these obstacles […]
Commit to Pharmacy. Commit to UGA. On September 25, World Pharmacists Day, we are asking our entire community to make […]
Join us for our Fourth Annual SPIA Giving Day! For 24 hours, we are asking our entire community to join the […]
Snake populations, like other vertebrates (e.g., fish, mammals, and birds), are believed to be declining globally. There are likely a variety of factors contributing to these declines, including habitat degradation, pollution, and disease. However, relative to other taxa, there […]
Join Grady for our fourth annual Grady Giving Day! In celebration of Grady’s birthday, we are creating the single largest day of giving in the College’s lifetime. For 24 hours, we are asking our entire community […]
In honor of the 50th anniversary of the Zeta Psi Chapter of the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., we are raising funds to establish a Georgia Commitment Scholarship at the […]
This year, the Graduate Researchers in Educational Psychology (GREP) Professional Development Fund was established to support graduate student conference travel and engagement in professional development. GREP has been enjoying […]
It’s the first ever Georgia Giving Week and we need every Bulldog to show their loyalty.
In July 2019, the University Theatre’s production of Peas, Pierre Pathelin, and Purgation, or Three Farcical Arts of the Deal is invited to perform for the sixteenth triennial colloquium of the Société Internationale pour l’Étude du Théâtre […]
Overview Researchers at the University of Georgia are studying the spread and impacts of a protozoan parasite in wild monarchs through the citizen science project […]
Overview Be a part of history as Peabody launches its first-ever fundraising campaign to build support for its outreach efforts on Peabody […]
While the CE+D has numerous innovations in sustainability, it is missing one of the most useful, visible, and effective – a water bottle refilling station. Water bottle refilling stations are one of […]
September 25 is World Pharmacists Day. On World Pharmacists Day, September 25, the University of Georgia College of Pharmacy will kick off our very first Giving Day! For 24 […]
On Thursday, September 20 at 6:00 pm, we will kick off the third annual SPIA Giving Day! For 24 hours, we are asking our entire community of alumni, students, faculty, staff, and friends […]
Help the College of Education celebrate our 110th first week of classes with 110 gifts in 110 hours! This year marks the 110th anniversary of the University […]
Theatre and Film Studies students at the University of Georgia spend many of their waking hours in classrooms, rehearsal studios, shops, labs, and onstage – developing skills, memories and friendships that will […]
Join Grady on June 12, 2018, for our third annual Grady Giving Day! In celebration of Grady’s birthday, we are creating the single largest day of giving in the […]
It began with their courage, it continues with our commitment. Beginning Friday, June 1 and continuing through Monday, June 4, the Black Alumni Affinity Group is hosting its inaugural Giving Day to commemorate […]
The Career Center, in partnership with JCPenney, will host Dawgs Suit Up on Sunday, September 9, 2018. The purpose of this event is to offer students professional attire at deeply discounted rates. Students can […]
The community literacy partnership between the College of Education’s Department of Language and Literacy Education and the Parkview Community Center fosters […]
24 hours. 100 gifts. #CommitToUGALaw On May 1 at 6:00pm, the University of Georgia School of Law will kick off our very […]
Lazos Hispanos (“Hispanic Links”) is a community health worker/promotoras program seeking to enhance health and well-being within the Athens Latino community by providing access to healthcare and […]
An iron bench on Tate Plaza overlooks Sanford Stadium — within steps of the new student gate — has been reserved to commemorate the life of UGA senior, Sam Stolz, the impact he had on those […]
The College of Education Student Ambassadors is a highly selective group of 65 outstanding students who serve as official hosts and representatives for the College. The ambassadors promote pride in the College by providing strong student support for […]
Every summer, rising students in grades 3-12 have an exciting opportunity to improve their literacy skills right in their backyard at Clarke Central High […]
The Michael J. Hendrickson Scholarship Fund About The Fund MICHAEL JEFFREY HENDRICKSON was born in Augusta, Georgia on September 12, 1984 and died unexpectedly on December 1, 2007 at age 23. He was a […]
“An American Literary Landscape: Life, History, and Memory in Putnam County, Georgia” is a community project that aims to expand the diversity of voices and stories of Putnam residents by: […]
The Red and Black is an integral part of daily life at the University of Georgia. Covering “matters of interest” […]
Experience UGA is a partnership between the Clarke County School District (CCSD) and the University of Georgia, which aims to […]
About Camp DIVE During the month of June, an exciting summer program will be available to students enrolled in the Clarke County School District in Athens, Georgia. Camp DIVE (Discover, Inquire, Voice, and Explore) is a partnership […]
Meet Lexi Lexi came to UGA when she was just 3 years old for a sudden onset of seizures. Magnetic resonance […]
This project focuses on the ecology of the American alligator within the Okefenokee Swamp of southeastern Georgia and northern Florida. Through this project the general public will have the opportunity to follow the amazing journey of a mother alligator and her offspring through shared media and movement data. By supporting this initiative, your gift will not only provide funding for research opportunities, but allow the public to participate in educational opportunities.
For over 100 years, the University of Georgia’s Redcoat Marching Band has served as the soundtrack to Fall Saturdays in Athens, and made a permanent mark on all who proudly marched […]
We are calling all The Home Depot Employee Bulldogs to support this endowed scholarship! Donate today to double your impact with matching gifts from The Home Depot.
North American monarchs are famous for undertaking the longest-distance two-way migration of any insect species in the world, traveling each fall from the U.S. and Canada to winter sanctuaries in the mountains of central […]
The Translational Research and Medicine (TRAM), Veterinary Neuropathology fund was founded in loving memory of Tram, a wonderful English bulldog, who belonged to Dr. Staci Gruber […]
