Elena Karahanna and J. Marshall Shepherd, the university’s newest Regents’ Professors, delivered the 2026 Charter Lecture, an event established in 1988 to honor the university’s founding ideals. The lecture highlighted how their research, spanning more than three decades, has progressed from theoretical inquiry to addressing urgent global challenges.
The UGA Center for Teaching and Learning recognized Economics PhD candidate Abigail Cormier with its Graduate Student Excellence in Teaching Award.
Terry College of Business students competed in the final round of the 2026 Global Mobility Industry Solutions Competition, hosted by the Metro Atlanta Relocation Council (MARC) in Atlanta on March 19.
Teff — an ancient grain that forms the foundation of Ethiopian cuisine — has fueled human achievement for at least 4,000 years. Now, University of Michigan MBA student Saron Mechale wants to turn it into a go-to fuel for sports performance. Her sports snack creation, goTeff, took home the $15,000 top prize at the University of Georgia Collegiate Great Brands Competition.
The online Master of Science in Business & Artificial Intelligence, known as the MS in Business and AI, builds on Terry’s highly ranked Master of Business and Technology program while sharpening its focus on artificial intelligence as a strategic business tool.
Rotation, a fashion rental startup envisioned by accounting and finance student Skyler Ventura, aims to monetize that practice and exponentially expand the number of closets available.
The concept took home the $2,500 first prize at UGA Entrepreneurship’s first Spring 2026 Idea Accelerator Demo Day pitch contest.
Fetch Fuel, an electrolyte mix developed to help working and sporting dogs stay hydrated, took home the top prize at the UGA Entrepreneurship Program’s Venture Prize Competition.
As artificial intelligence redefines the global art market, students in Terry’s Business in the Creative Economy class are getting a front-row seat to the revolution. In a recent deep dive into AI filmmaking, students engaged with industry leaders to explore how generative tools are shifting the business of art.
Terry College Management Information Systems professor Maric Boudreau — who studies how information systems can promote sustainability efforts — was named the inaugural Brown Family Professor of Business Sustainability. Boudreau’s appointment took effect on Jan. 13.
The Association for Information Systems (AIS) named Terry College of Business professor and department head Jerry Kane an AIS Fellow.