One group of UGA students built their own community around exploring and becoming fluent with AI tools.
In May, 19 Terry College students joined the Business in South Korea program to study commerce in the world’s 12th largest economy.
As president of job-site services company DW1, Shane Foye is leading his family’s business into its next era.
Years before the 2026 FIFA World Cup turned droves of uninitiated Georgians into rabid footy fans, Georgia O’Donoghue had a vision for one of the biggest parties Atlanta had ever seen.
Kenneth Duncan, who graduated with a degree in real estate and a certificate in legal studies, launched Renegade Golf with a fellow Terry alumnus, Drew McLeod, as a brand for golfers who are just getting started.
On Nov. 6, the Terry College hosted its inaugural Terry Alumni Network Conference at the Chick-fil-A Support Center in Atlanta.
The 2026 Terry Alumni Network Conference provided business leaders with the tools they need to thrive in a wold with AI while maintaining human agency and heart.
Terry College of Business students in the J. Wesley Rogers Real Estate Investment Fund pitched investment strategies and real estate proposals to the fund’s Investment Board during its inaugural meeting on Nov. 2.
Shop with a Bulldog is one of the largest student-run organizations on campus. Each year, the organization partners with 15 local elementary schools to support students in and around Athens.
Her many contributions to the metro area earned recognition from the City of Atlanta, which proclaimed July 6, 2026, “Kiana C. Morris Economic Empowerment Leadership Recognition Day.”
Alumni Class Notes for the Fall/Winter 2026 Terry magazine.
Alumni passings for the Fall/Winter 2026 Terry magazine.
New research shows that the opioid related public health crises can fuel economic disinvestment even in the non-depressed areas. An exodus of innovation and innovators makes economic recovery harder than originally thought.
Tim Martens, assistant professor at Università Bocconi in Milan, spent two weeks in Athens as part of the Terry College Visiting International Business Scholar Program.
New research from the Terry College Department of Marketing found that factory waste-saving measures can create more waste in the long run because consumers are less likely to recycle light-weight packaging.
From game highlights to cold cases to political pontificating, podcasts provide the stage for public conversations in 2026.
But are we learning anything from all that chatter? When it comes to investing and playing the markets, the answer seems to be yes.
Terry College of Business faculty celebrate grants, awards and appointments.
New research finds that employees diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder often face the extra labor and stress of meeting their colleagues expectations.
The UGA Music Business Program hosted its fifth Artist Rights Symposium on Oct. 19. The symposium has become a forum for people from across the music industry ecosystem to discuss the status of intellectual property in relation to new technologies — from file sharing, to streaming, to mass digitization and now generative AI.
On Oct. 16, the University of Georgia dedicated the Mahoney Entrepreneurship Hub, home of UGA’s Entrepreneurship Program and housed in the Terry College of Business, in honor of Mark S. Mahoney.
Southern Company CEO Chris Womack spoke to University of Georgia students at the UGA Chapel on Oct. 14 for the 2026 Mason Leadership Lecture, part of an ILA Leadership Lecture Series.
From student government meetings at Greenville High School in his Alabama hometown, to the halls of the U.S. Capitol, to a boardroom in downtown Atlanta, Southern Company CEO Chris Womack used public service as a compass to guide his career.
Carrie (BA ’01) and Paton Faletti (BBA ’99) are dedicated leaders in the UGA community, recognized for philanthropy that honors the mentors who shaped their Bulldog experiences.
The Correll Family Foundation represents one of the most enduring philanthropic partnerships in UGA history.