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Associate Vice President for Auxiliary Services Brett Jackson, CPA, CASP, has been recognized with the Cornerstone of the Profession Award from the National Association of College Auxiliary Services (NACAS).

Governor Brian Kemp unveiled his recommendations for the amended Fiscal Year 2026 and Fiscal Year 2027 state budgets during his final State of the State address, outlining investments that include funding for the University System of Georgia and the University of Georgia.

Art is meant to convey a meaning. Sometimes that meaning is metaphorical, or even in the eye of the beholder. But the meaning of the art Carol Van Sant and her team create in UGA’s Sign Shop is quite literal.

In fall 2026, University of Georgia students will gain a new greenspace in central campus that is certain to become an integral part of student life: the revitalized Legion Field.

Since its launch in fall 2024, Auxiliary Services’ Airport Shuttle Initiative has helped out-of-state students secure over 3,000 discounted rides to and from the Atlanta airport for Thanksgiving and winter break.

This past November, construction began on a renovation project to add approximately 10,000 square feet of strength and conditioning space to the University of Georgia’s Ramsey Student Center’s first floor. Strength and Conditioning III, or S&C III for short, will expand the facilitiesrs total strength and conditioning footprint from approximately 20,000 to 30,000 square feet.

The newly constructed track and field complex on South Milledge Avenue, set to be officially dedicated and open on Feb. 18, will be a boon for both the campus and the community.

Following a comprehensive evaluation of Legion Pool and Legion Field and a public review process under the Georgia Environmental Policy Act (GEPA), the University of Georgia has decided to proceed with a redevelopment plan that removes Legion Pool and expands Legion Field into a larger, more versatile green space designed to better serve students.

Transportation & Parking Services (TPS) at the University of Georgia is always thinking of students’ travel needs, wherever they may be going. Two programs — Operation Safe Drive and the Airport Shuttle Initiative — are helping more students than ever get home safely for the holidays.

The University of Georgia has completed the public comment period for the proposed redevelopment of Legion Pool, a project aimed at expanding and enhancing Legion Field to better serve the university’s growing student population.