Lawson Luckie is not the first Luckie Bulldog. The junior tight end is the son of Mike Luckie, part of the triplet brothers who played for the Bulldogs in the 1990s. And Lawson’s younger brother has committed to play for the Bulldogs. https://t.uga.edu/3IsDnDK

Ten years of academic excellence! A decade in the Top 20! UGA has held its spot among the nation's best public universities year after year. We can't wait to see where the next 10 years takes us! https://t.uga.edu/46spMEo

A team led by University of Georgia ecologists documented two new species of black bass, Bartram’s bass and Altamaha bass, in a new paper from UGA Ecology! https://t.uga.edu/3KmIDJz

Earlier this week, the Liaison Committee on Medical Education (LCME) completed its preliminary accreditation site visit for the UGA School of Medicine. The review is a necessary and significant process for the school to obtain official accreditation. https://t.uga.edu/3I9meyR

Double Dawg Caleb Adams works for NASA, where he develops automated spacecrafts to manage traffic in Earth’s orbit and one day explore deep space. The satellites he helps develop are “self-driving,” so to speak, and each is small enough to pack into a carry-on suitcase! https://t.uga.edu/4gxGh6O

It’s common for children to feel nervous or shy. But how their parents treat them may help ease or worsen social anxiety, according to UGA research. Researchers found that both mothers and fathers influence their children’s social confidence in important but different ways. https://t.uga.edu/46f5U8Z

People who use e-cigarettes, cigarettes, or both face an increased risk for developing diabetes, according to new UGA College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences research. https://t.uga.edu/3VSzI58

UGA celebrated Dawg Day of Service, the largest day of student community service in Athens. 488 students volunteered with 23 community partner organizations and campus sites, including local gardens, food and clothing pantries, thrift stores and animal rescues. https://t.uga.edu/46d8so5

For the fifth straight year, #UGALaw is proud to announce that 100 percent of first-generation college grads and military veterans enrolled in the J.D. program are receiving aid. This year’s minimum award is a one-quarter scholarship. www.law.uga.edu/news/79632

This is your sign to buy a bouquet! UGA College of Ag combined horticulture and agricultural economics to explore not just what flowers people buy, but why, how often, and what those habits say about broader consumer behavior. https://t.uga.edu/3Ir7DyC

For their Sports Medicine and Physical Performance Maymester program, a dozen UGA students explored Ireland, where they learned a lot about Irish history, culture, sports medicine, and–most importantly–a bit about themselves. https://t.uga.edu/466STOK

Throwing a line to students and young alumni for their first on-set job experience was the goal when UGA grad Deborah Norville reached out looking for production assistants, or PAs, to work on her new game show, “The Perfect Line," which ended up hiring 6 PAs with UGA ties. https://t.uga.edu/4ghgWh6

Growing up in a family that loved watching the Dawgs, JT Forsyth knows his mom would appreciate his contributions as a member of the UGA Paint Line. Sadly, she was diagnosed with cancer during his freshman year and passed away before she could see him painted red. https://t.uga.edu/4gfgqQN

New sightings of the so-called "killer bee," first spotted in the U.S. in the mid-1980s, are on the rise across the Southeast. So should you be scared? We've pulled together a Q&A with UGA entomologist Lewis Bartlett to help you assess the true risk of the killer bee. https://t.uga.edu/4mdedGO

The climb means different things to different people. Some ROTC participants chose to add even more strain to the climb this year by carrying 35-pound rucks, a nod to the weight of the gear first responders shouldered on 9/11. Read more about the event here: https://t.uga.edu/4mRTJVk

Binge-watching gets a bad rap, but a new UGA study found that people who marathon movies, shows or books are more likely to remember stories and keep engaging with them through daydreams and fantasies, which may serve as a coping mechanism during times of stress. https://t.uga.edu/4pgKzDv

As an accounting major, JT Forsyth will eventually suit up in a jacket and tie, but for now he suits up on Saturdays as co-captain of the UGA Paint Line. https://t.uga.edu/4gfgqQN

Foundation Fellow. Ronald E. McNair Scholar. Franklin College SGA Senator. Blue Key Honor Society President. Rayna Carter’s resume reads like that of a future president, but her goals are both more humble and loftier than even the highest office. https://t.uga.edu/3VEr4Hh

The new UGA study suggests that the younger you are, the more likely you may be to deceive a company or adjuster to get desired funds or outcomes. But some fraudsters might not realize they’re committing a crime when they do. Read more here: https://t.uga.edu/4ghFmHq

“Twirling is ending, but those memories will never.” From a baton-twirling tot at Sanford to captain of UGA’s Majorettes, Baylie Jade Phillips has come full circle in her journey at the University of Georgia. https://youtu.be/lywWnAgljEc

From performing between the hedges as captain of the UGA Majorettes to studying for pharmacy exams as a graduate student, Baylie Jade Phillips never stops pushing for excellence. https://t.uga.edu/46jlDUe

UGA is powering the future of e‑mobility! We’ve joined MAGNET—a new tri‑state manufacturing initiative with Alabama and Mississippi—to boost EV and battery innovation, economic development, and workforce growth right here in the Southeast. https://t.uga.edu/3JMiFPq

Football season is right around the corner and that means it's time to meet another group of Georgia Game Changers! These unstoppable students are an integral part of game days and they redefine what it means to be a Georgia Bulldog every day of the week! Go Dawgs! https://t.uga.edu/46cN8Po

It’s a new day, Bulldogs. So tell me, how will you spend it?

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