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.
Doug (BBA ’69) and Kay Ivester are among UGA’s most transformative benefactors.
SGA president Trey Wilson (BBA ’27) has emerged as a major advocate for career readiness.
Caroline’s Cheese Straws, a craft cheese straw company based on a family recipe, won $2,500 at the first fall UGA Entrepreneurship Idea Accelerator, held Oct. 7 at the Mahoney Entrepreneurship Hub.
The University of Georgia’s Entrepreneurship Program has established the Robert H. Pinckney IV UGA Idea Accelerator Endowed Fund to provide ongoing support for one of the university’s signature programs for aspiring student entrepreneurs.
Studio 225, home of UGA’s Entrepreneurship Program and housed in the Terry College of Business, will be named the Mahoney Entrepreneurship Hub in honor of Mark S. Mahoney.
Faculty from the Department of Management Information Systems welcomed researchers from across the United States to the inaugural Conference on Generative AI in Research Methods on Oct. 2.
Chicken Salad Chick CEO Scott Deviney (AB ’95) is teaching a master class on the business of franchising as a visiting lecturer in the UGA Entrepreneurship Program.
In a recent study sponsored by the Brookings Institution, Tobias Huber examined the rise in hurricane damage and property insurance rates. They found that modeled expected hurricane losses in Florida increased by 50% but hurricane insurance premiums jumped by more than 200%.
Behind local staples such as Sunroof Coffee and Baddie’s Burger House are Terry College of Business graduates who’ve become Athens tastemakers.
This summer, the UGA Entrepreneurship Program doubled its faculty to handle the increase in available courses and breadth of topics covered.
Every academic major at the University of Georgia Terry College of Business and a key new area of emphasis are ranked by U.S. News & World Report in its latest survey of the nation’s best colleges.
Grady College and Terry College of Business announce the undergraduate Corporate Communications Certificate, a new program preparing students for future careers specializing in business acumen and communications strategy for an increasingly integrated field.
As people and culture coordinator for the Savannah Bananas, Maren Finnegan (BBA ’23) ensures the 100 full-time employees and dozens of interns have what they need to make the free-spirited baseball carnival run smoothly.
The University of Georgia Terry College of Business matched its best national ranking among full-time MBA programs — at No. 23 in the U.S. — according to Bloomberg Businessweek’s 2026-27 survey of the Best Business Schools.
A firm handshake used to be all a job candidate needed to make a good first impression, but today a growing number of firms are relying on artificial intelligence to screen applicants. According to a new study from the University of Georgia, it also changes how job candidates act — and not always for the better.
Emmett Beliveau, chief operating officer for C3 Presents — an international events company that produces 30 music festivals a year — visited with MBUS students ahead of the Shaky Knees Festival in Atlanta.
Incoming UGA freshman received a hands-on introduction to the UGA Entrepreneurship Program before classes started at the Georgia Ready Summer Institute.
Will Meta’s $17 billion mega-settlement change social media? Legal studies professors Lindsay Sain Jones and Tim Samples break down what will change and what will likely stay the same.
Students celebrate the beginning of fall semester at the Terry College Welcome Back Block Party hosted by the Office of Professional and Community Engagement.
The Terry College of Business Office of Undergraduate Student Services and student organizations hosted a packed Back to Business activity and resource fair on Aug. 25.
Twenty-eight undergraduate students were selected for the first class of the J. Wesley Rogers Real Estate Investment Fund at the University of Georgia Terry College of Business.