Be wary of immigration policies that are justified by economic data — they never tell the whole story. That was the message delivered by George Borjas, a Harvard University labor economist, at the Bonbright Center Public Lecture on Sept. 27.
A Terry College of Business professor is one of four outstanding faculty members who will represent the University of Georgia in this year’s Southeastern Conference Academic Leadership Development Program.
A team of risk management and insurance majors from the University of Georgia captured first prize at the 2019 Talent Development Competition hosted by the National African American Insurance Association on Sept. 12 in Atlanta.
Jackson Mitchell is passionate about design—specifically, interior design and historic preservation.
Double majoring in real estate and interior design, he hopes to work in high-end residential design and historic renovations after he graduates in 2021.
What problem do you want to solve? It was a question Kristi Frank heard often during her Certificate in Entrepreneurship classes. And then during her sophomore year she attended a music festival.
Six undergraduate business majors at the University of Georgia are ranked among the top 20 public programs in their specialties by U.S. News & World Report’s “Best Colleges” guidebook for 2020.
A new academic minor in business will be the University of Georgia’s first high-demand minor when it becomes an undergraduate option in the spring 2020 semester.
Not eating your fruits and vegetables can have serious health consequences, from obesity to macular degeneration. And many Americans, even those who have easy access to these healthy foods, stubbornly resist eating them.
The Georgia MBA has the fifth-highest yield of all full-time MBA programs in the United States, according to new data from Poets&Quants, the leading business education website.