The University System of Georgia announced the formation of the Commission for Public Higher Education, a new university accreditation agency. According to a press release by USG, the agency is

Officials with the University of Georgia announced that they plan to bring concert events back to Dooley Field at Sanford Stadium in the beginning of spring 2026. “The idea of bringing concerts back to Sanford Stadium has been in the works for a long time,

In this edition of the AJC On Campus, Georgia is joining a movement to shake up the accreditation system that has long been the model for American higher education.

The University of Georgia is bringing live concerts back to Sanford Stadium. In partnership with Does Entertainment, the university announced "Live Between the Hedges," an initiative expected to kick off in the spring. While the stadium has hosted concerts before, it has been more than five years since it last did so.

Last year, Smart brought quarterback Carson Beck, EDGE Mykel Williams, and safety Malaki Starks to the SEC Media Days. Both Williams and Starks became first-round selections, while an untimely injury for Beck resulted in him transferring to the Miami Hurricanes.

Georgia is joining the Texas A&M System and university systems from four other Republican-led states to create a new agency to set quality standards for their schools.

See why this Georgia town was named one of America’s best college destinations by Travel + Leisure, thanks to its culture, charm, and school spirit.

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For civil engineering student Anthony Marteniuc, leading Kennesaw State University’s Steel Bridge Competition Team has been more than an extracurricular activity. It has been a year-long mission to rebuild a program with a proud legacy on the Marietta Campus.

One of the summit’s attendees was Arianne Weldon, executive director of the Get Georgia Reading campaign and a governing board member of the Deal Center. The campaign was launched in 2013 to intensify efforts to improve third-grade reading proficiency, which serves as a critical predictor of student success, Weldon said.

University of Georgia graduate Dasha Vidmanova has been named the 2025 Roy F. Kramer Southeastern Conference Female Athlete of the Year, the