Illustration of a man flanked by two men in handheld video game costumes. Each with a screen with an ad on it. advertising in video games

Searching for a cheat code for marketers?

Video games have played a major role in the cultural conversation for more than four decades, but consumer brands still struggle to power up their access to gamers by advertising in video games.

Setting the stage

After serving as interim dean since last summer, Santanu Chatterjee was named the 13th dean of the Terry College of Business following a national search.

Illustration of a retro fortune telling robot with business people looking under hood to see how the predictions are made. Can a machine learning analyst outperform a human? Research shows that its depends on how the program's built and what companies you're focused on.

Can AI beat your analyst? It depends

Market watchers may see machine learning analyst programs as a golden ticket to gains. New research shows that how each program is built impacts if and when it’s accurate.

A woman relaxes in her recliner while her lonely work laptop tugs on her sleeve for attention Illustration for a study about after work recovery

Maximize your 5 to 9 p.m.

Management researcher Fadel Matta studied 10,000 nights of after work recovery to find the patterns that maximize the benefit of our limited downtime.

A game board showing a path with squares reading new job and health shocks. Game figures are people dressed for their various professions. New research shows that the burden of bad health — injuries and chronic illness — accounts for about one-third of U.S. income inequality.

Health really is wealth  

New research from Roozbeh Hosseini shows that the burden of bad health — injuries and chronic illness — accounts for about one-third of U.S. income inequality.

A traveler with a rolling suitcase stairs into bedroom. A new study on the psychology of vacation rentals finds that people feel more psychological ownership of a place when they rent from a company rather than from a person.

Make yourself at home?

Just in time for vacation season, Terry marketing researcher Sarah Whitley dives into the psychology of vacation rentals. She found vacationers behave worse when they think they’re renting from a company rather than a person.

Elena Karahanna sits on stage at the chapel with Marshall Shepherd

Elena Karahanna explores technological transformation at UGA Charter Lecture

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.