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Athens, GA – Senator Raphael Warnock visited the University of Georgia on October 12th, where he spent time with TRIO students and staff at the Division of Academic Enhancement. Warnock, […]

For a student from a tiny rural town, coming to the University of Georgia can be a daunting experience. There’s a bus system to navigate, multiple dining halls to explore and a lot more people.

The University of Georgia received a federal grant of $511,480 for a five-year period totaling $2,557,400 from the U.S. Department of Education for the continuation of the TRIO Educational Talent Search (ETS) program.

University of Georgia’s inaugural Redefining Rural Students’ Success and Wellbeing: An unConference on Practice, Research, and Innovation, held March 19-20, was its first national convening to discuss rural student access into and through American higher education.

Math can be frustrating, especially during a pandemic, but Maelyn Ehrman is here to help.

Change can be nerve-wracking, especially for incoming college students. On top of that, COVID-19 presents its own set of challenges for students, like second-year transfer Scott Wagner.

After spending just a few minutes with Megan Brock, it is evident that student equity and wellness is at the center of her teaching philosophy.