Global News at UGA
The World of Computing
In a single Spring Break, 17 University of Georgia students, most in their first year, crossed the Atlantic to explore the field of computing—past, present, and future. The experience offered…
Sonia Hernandez receives 2025 Richard Reiff Award
UGA faculty member recognized for her innovative contributions to global education Given annually by the Office of Global Engagement, the Richard Reiff Award for Campus Internationalization recognizes full-time faculty members…
UGA named a top producer of Fulbright students
Seventeen University of Georgia students received Fulbright offers for the 2024-2025 academic year, placing UGA among the top producing institutions for Fulbright U.S. students. This is the third year in a…
UGA receives national award for international education
The University of Georgia is one of five institutions nationwide to be recognized for excellence in integrating international education by the nonprofit NAFSA: Association of International Educators. The 2025 Senator Paul…
UGA’s study abroad programs offer challenges and benefits
A maymester in Oxford. Summer in Cortona. Winter in Australia. When it comes to studying abroad, the options for University of Georgia students are almost endless. While going abroad is…
From Romania to Georgia and Back
Romanian-American Foundation Fulbright Scholars unite with UGA Extension to envision a model for agricultural outreach in Romania. Arriving on the Athens campus of the University of Georgia in August 2023, five Romanian…
Spearheading Service with Study Abroad
It happens to be the specialty of Julianne O’Connell, a University of Georgia Ph.D. candidate. After years of teaching in Germany, Indonesia, and Austria, she has returned to the Classic…
Submissions for the Richard Reiff Award are now open
Given annually, the Richard Reiff Award for Campus Internationalization recognizes full-time faculty members who have made exceptional contributions to global education at the University of Georgia.
Grady students and faculty cover Paris Paralympics as freelancers for Associated Press
A trip to Paris for many is a dream vacation. For a group of nine students and two professors from Grady College, their trip to Paris to cover the Paralympics…