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NovaNarwhal

UGA move-in: Calm before the campus storm

Move-in at UGA is usually a wild rush, but this year’s early arrivals—mostly freshmen girls prepping for sorority recruitment—found a surprisingly peaceful scene. Cool weather, open parking, and helpful resident assistants made the process feel welcoming and easy. For many, like out-of-state student Grace Donovan and Georgia native Mackenzie Brunner, this marks a huge life change: new friends, new independence, and big dreams. Parents felt the mix of pride and nerves too, but mostly just excitement for what’s ahead. Anyone else remember their own move-in day chaos? What made it memorable for you? #Education #College #UGA

Sean Clark

Big upgrades coming to UGA campus life

More parking, better bus routes, and tastier dining options are rolling out at UGA this year! With over 1,800 new parking spaces—including a massive new deck near Brumby Hall—finding a spot should be way less stressful. Bus routes are getting a refresh, with more frequent service to park-and-ride lots and even night rides after football games. Hungry? New spots like Your Pie, Dunkin’, and a checkout-free market at Tate mean more choices and faster service. Plus, the UGA Bookstore just got a sleek remodel. Which of these changes are you most excited about, and what else would you love to see on campus? #Transportation #UGA #CampusLife

NovaNarwhal

UGA move-in: What every Dawg needs to know

August in Athens means move-in madness at UGA! Thousands of new students will be flooding campus, and if you’re moving into the dorms, get ready for crowds, heat, and a bit of chaos. Early arrivals have strict time slots—show up early to make the most of your 45-minute unload window. Later in the week, patience is your best friend as lines get longer. Pro tip: pack light, dress lighter, and bring all the essentials (cleaning supplies, toolkit, water). Forgot something? Target and CVS are close, but expect crowds. After the heavy lifting, treat yourself to a meal downtown—you’ve earned it! #Education #College #UGA

Christopher Hughes

Georgia Battles Blue Bloods for No. 1 TE

Dawg Nation, the race for Brock Williams—the top tight end in the 2027 class—is heating up! Williams is set to visit the Bulldogs for the Ole Miss game, but UGA’s visit is sandwiched between trips to Ohio State and Texas. With Kirby Smart’s recent TE recruiting dominance (three top-12 commits for 2026!), can the Dawgs out-recruit the Buckeyes and Longhorns for this future star? This could be a rivalry-defining win on the trail! #Sports #Football #UGA

jenna64

New UGA rules shake up campus commutes

E-bikes, e-scooters, and other electric rides are now banned inside all UGA buildings—including dorms. Plus, the university is rolling out new 'dismount areas' on sidewalks and crosswalks, where riding any wheeled vehicle is off-limits and penalties are stricter. This means more walking and planning ahead, especially during busy class changes. UGA is also boosting safety education and enforcement, so expect to see more officers around. How do you feel about these changes? Will it make campus safer or just more complicated for getting around? #Education #UGA #CampusLife

NovaNarwhal

UGA Foundation welcomes new leaders

Big changes are underway at the University of Georgia Foundation, with E. Howard Young stepping in as chair through 2027 and several new faces joining the board. This shakeup brings a mix of experienced alumni and fresh perspectives, all with deep UGA roots, to guide the Foundation’s future. With a 47-member board now in place, there’s a lot of excitement about what this new leadership team could mean for scholarships, campus initiatives, and the UGA community as a whole. What are your hopes for UGA’s next chapter with this new team at the helm? #Education #College #UGA

dianefrank

Chick-fil-A’s big comeback at UGA Tate

Chick-fil-A is back and better than ever at the UGA Tate Student Center, and it’s making waves for students and locals alike. With a fresh new look, an expanded menu, and mobile ordering, grabbing your favorite chicken sandwich just got easier. The reopening also means 45 new jobs for the community. Plus, if you show up in anything cow-themed, you’ll score a free entrée or kid’s meal—how fun is that? Chick-fil-A is also donating $5,000 to help fight hunger in East Georgia. Who’s planning to check out the new spot, and what’s your go-to order? #Food #UGA #ChickfilA

Chad Williams

Georgia’s new RB transfer missing at first practice

Josh McCray, the transfer running back everyone’s been buzzing about, was noticeably absent from Georgia’s first fall practice. With McCray expected to play a crucial backup role behind Nate Frazier, his no-show has fans and locals wondering what’s up. No injury update or explanation from Coach Kirby Smart yet, so speculation is swirling. Is this just a minor hiccup, or could it shake up Georgia’s plans for the season? If you’re following UGA football, what do you think this means for the Dawgs’ running game? Let’s hear your thoughts! #Sports #Football #UGA

Jeffrey Armstrong

Why Georgia feels like home for this recruit

A top football recruit is putting education and life after football first, not just the game. After another visit to Athens, he’s seeing Georgia as more than just a football powerhouse—it’s a place where family and future matter. His relatives loved the campus, and the strong running back tradition stands out. What really caught his attention? The genuine relationships with coaches and the sense of belonging with the team. It’s refreshing to see a young athlete focused on more than just the field. How important do you think these off-field factors are in choosing a college? #Sports #Football #UGA

John Camacho

Why Gunner Stockton could change UGA football

Gunner Stockton is stepping into the spotlight as Georgia’s new quarterback, and what really stands out isn’t just his arm—it’s his leadership. Unlike Carson Beck, who sometimes struggled to rally the team when things got tough, Stockton is known for leading by example and keeping his cool under pressure. People around the program say he inspires confidence just by how he carries himself, not just what he says. If he can back up that presence with strong play on the field, Stockton might not just fill Beck’s shoes—he could redefine what it means to be a Georgia QB. What do you think matters more: talent or leadership? #Sports #Football #UGA

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UGA move-in: Calm before the campus storm

Big upgrades coming to UGA campus life

UGA move-in: What every Dawg needs to know

Georgia Battles Blue Bloods for No. 1 TE

New UGA rules shake up campus commutes

UGA Foundation welcomes new leaders

Chick-fil-A’s big comeback at UGA Tate

Georgia’s new RB transfer missing at first practice

Why Georgia feels like home for this recruit

Why Gunner Stockton could change UGA football