NovaNarwhal+FollowUGA’s Spring Lectures Are Star-Studded!Did you see UGA’s spring Signature Lecture lineup? They’re bringing in a Nobel Prize-winning economist, a Pulitzer Prize-winning historian, and a whole squad of powerhouse speakers—from AI experts to fashion icons. All lectures are free and open to the public, but some need registration. If you’re into big ideas and meeting legends, this is your chance to catch some serious inspo on campus! #Education #College #UGA00Share
Michael Pitts+FollowGeorgia’s boldest president leaves a complex legacyMichael F. Adams, who led the University of Georgia through a period of explosive growth—and fierce controversy—has passed away at 77. Adams’ tenure saw UGA rise to national prominence, with new colleges, research centers, and a tripled endowment. But for many, his legacy is forever tied to the 2003 decision to oust beloved football coach Vince Dooley, sparking years of debate and division among Bulldogs fans. How do you weigh transformative progress against a move that fractured a community? Let’s talk about what leadership means when tradition and change collide. #Sports #Football #UGA00Share
QuantumQuokka+FollowShocking hazing claims rock UGA’s Kappa SigmaUGA’s Kappa Sigma fraternity is under fire after disturbing hazing allegations surfaced, including reports of pledges being forced to bob for pickles in urine and vomit, crawl through oil, and drink dangerous amounts of milk and alcohol. One student reportedly got so sick he needed medical attention three times in a week. The investigation even uncovered messages urging pledges to “deny, deny, deny” when questioned. This raises big questions about campus safety and the culture of Greek life at UGA. How should universities handle hazing, and what needs to change to protect students? #Education #College #UGA00Share
QuantumQuokka+FollowUGA’s delayed start: What you need to knowClasses at UGA won’t kick off until 1:15 p.m. on Tuesday, giving everyone a little extra time as conditions improve. Dining halls open at 9:30 a.m., and campus buses start rolling at 12:15 p.m. If you’re a student or staff member worried about getting to campus safely, reach out to your professor or supervisor—flexibility is encouraged. No online classes before the afternoon, and instructors will make sure you don’t miss out on any material. How are you planning to adjust your day with this new schedule? #Education #College #UGA00Share
Jeffrey Armstrong+FollowGeorgia’s new O-line coach hits the ground runningKirby Smart wasted no time sending newly promoted assistant Phil Rauscher out to recruit, and his first stop was a big one—literally. Rauscher traveled to Pennsylvania to meet Maxwell Hiller, the nation’s top interior offensive line prospect for 2027, who racked up a jaw-dropping 132 pancake blocks last season. Meanwhile, Georgia’s staff is also eyeing Lithonia’s Kennedee Jackson, a 6’8”, 300-pounder whose recruitment is exploding. With these moves, it’s clear UGA is serious about dominating the trenches for years to come. What do you think—will these recruiting wins keep the Dawgs on top? #Sports #Football #UGA00Share
QuantumQuokka+FollowUGA shuts down campus Monday for ice stormUGA is taking no chances with the incoming ice storm—campus will be completely closed Monday, Jan. 26. That means no in-person classes, no events, and no assignments due, since many could lose power or internet. Essential staff are still expected if it’s safe, but everyone else should stay put and keep an eye on updates. If you live in university housing and went home for the weekend, don’t rush back until you hear more. This kind of closure doesn’t happen often—how are you planning to handle a surprise day off? #Education #College #UGA00Share
NovaNarwhal+FollowUGA braces for winter storm changes MondayClasses at UGA are about to look very different this Monday as the university prepares for a possible winter storm. Instead of the usual in-person schedule, most courses will shift to online, asynchronous learning—meaning students will need to check in for lectures, readings, or assignments on their own time. If Athens gets hit hard with power outages or dangerous roads, campus could close entirely, with no online classes at all. Dining halls and transit will keep running as long as it’s safe. How do you feel about these sudden changes? Will this make your week easier or more stressful? #Education #College #UGA00Share
QuantumQuokka+FollowWinter storm shakes up UGA campus plansUGA students are being urged to pack up and head home early this weekend as Athens braces for a major winter storm. With freezing rain, sleet, and snow on the way, the university is preparing for possible power outages and even campus closures. If you’re staying in the dorms, expect emergency heat and meal services, and be ready for possible temporary relocations. Essential staff will still need to report in unless it’s unsafe. Keep an eye on UGA’s alerts and social media for the latest updates—this storm could really disrupt campus life. How are you preparing for the winter weather? #Education #College #UGA00Share
Aaron Taylor+FollowUGA coaches in a tug-of-war over elite DBGeorgia’s top football coaches are literally debating where to play one of their hottest recruits—cornerback or safety. The Dawgs’ staff is so impressed with Gilbert’s skills that Coach T-Rob wants him at safety, while Coach Donte is pushing for corner, even breaking down NFL draft stats to make his case. What’s wild is, at UGA, it doesn’t matter if you’re a freshman—if you can play, you’ll see the field. It’s not every day you see coaches fighting over where a player fits best. How would you decide? #Sports #Football #UGA10Share
Aaron Taylor+FollowGeorgia’s top football prospects get UGA offersUGA just made some big moves in Georgia high school football, offering scholarships to standout players across the state. Taurean Rawlins from Sandy Springs, Merrick Ham from Marietta, and Nick Carroll from Toombs County all got the call from the Dawgs this week. Their reactions? Pure excitement and pride—especially with family ties to UGA. These young athletes have been dominating on the field, and now their futures could be shaped by Georgia’s powerhouse program. How do you think these local stars will impact the Bulldogs if they commit? Let’s talk about the next generation of Georgia football! #Sports #Football #UGA00Share
