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.
A learning app that helps young soccer players learn the history, science and rules behind “the beautiful game” scored a win and $2,250 for a University of Georgia team at this year’s Design Sprint Contest.
Jon Dabney (MBA ’14) hatched the idea for the RocketSports-1 brand as an Executive MBA student during as a class project. This month, the brand landed in Walmart stores across the nation.
Eleven students spent their summer honing business skills in Sydney, Australia’s financial capital, as part of Terry College’s new Australian Internship Program.
Four Terry College professors — Alex Reed, Tim Samples, Kristen Valentine and Ling Xue — were recently appointed to UGA endowed professorships.
Students filled the halls of the University of Georgia Business Learning Community as fall semester began on Aug. 17.
According to a newly-released study by the Selig Center for Economic Growth, the University System of Georgia (USG) generated a record $25.1 billion for the state’s economy in Fiscal Year 2025. The number represents an 8.9% increase over last year.
Tenley Pelissier created Ten Event Rentals & Design during a UGA Entrepreneurship Ideas Accelerator program and took the business to new heights this summer during Summer Launch 2026.
Management student Bradley Smith spent her summer testing FieldLog, a record keeping app developed and tested by UGA students and faculty. She worked with 15 other UGA Student Industry Fellows, including recent MIS graduate Katie Fields, to help make the app useful for Georgia farmers.
Tina Carpenter’s passion for student inspiration and classroom innovation earned her the country’s highest and most prestigious award in accounting education.
Over its first year, the Terry College of Business Student Managed Investment Fund’s Arch Bond Fund grew a little less than 1% (in line with the U.S. Aggregate Bond market index). But the real gains were the experience of building something new and watching it grow.
UGA Entrepreneurship Program Manager Megan Henning knows her students are learning lessons that will take them far beyond business. They’re finding ways to work together, build resilience and begin to understand that businesses might fail, but people don’t.
Santhosh Ramalingegowda has been appointed the new director of the J.M. Tull School of Accounting at the University of Georgia Terry College of Business.