University System News:
UGA to honor first African-American graduate with portrait
By Tessa Green
The University of Georgia will honor the achievements of Mary Frances Early, the first African-American woman to earn a degree from UGA. According to a report by UGA Today, President Jere W. Morehead announced the university will unveil a portrait of Early during a ceremony on Oct. 10. The portrait is a continuation of a series celebrating her accomplishments.
The UGA Class of 2022 Might Be the Smartest Ever
By Blake Aued
This year’s crop of freshmen had an average high-school grade point average of 4.04—the highest ever at the University of Georgia.
Georgia Tech president rebuked for ethical lapses under his watch
Georgia Tech President G.P. “Bud” Peterson accepted blame Monday for what his boss described as “lax management and unethical behavior” by several former top officials at the institute, and vowed, “I’m going to fix this.”
DELTA AND MIDDLE GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY PRESENT PARTNERSHIP TO PILOT STUDENTS
By Tanya Modersitzki
EASTMAN, Georgia (41NBC/ WMGT ) – Delta Airlines is looking to put thousands of pilots in the sky over the next decade. But, they’re getting some help from a local college to fill those positions.
234 incoming freshman go through FROG week at University of North Georgia in Dahlonega
By Alyson Shields
Over 200 University of North Georgia incoming freshmen have now completed FROG week to transition from civilians to cadets.
Higher Education News:
The ‘U.S. News’ College Rankings: a Modest Proposal
https://www.chronicle.com/article/The-US-News-College/244325?cid=wcontentlist_hp_5
By Brian Rosenberg
As I enter my 16th year as a college president, it is long past time for me to correct an oversight about which I have been in recent times most troubled.
kids were earning college credits, at taxpayer expense, by taking gym.