Ian Schmutte from waist up standing with arms crossed

Will the citizenship question break the census? No, says economics professor

The next U.S. Census will be conducted in 2020, providing the federal government with a host of data about American residents. That information will be used to determine things such as the number of seats each state has in the House of Representative and how federal funds are distributed. 

Southern Straws founders Neal Amos and his mother Margaret Amos pose for a photo next to a box containing their company's products.

A knack for snacks

Neal Amos can just about pinpoint the precise moment he knew he wanted to be in business with his mom.

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Terry College of Business joins EFMD network

The University of Georgia Terry College of Business became an affiliated member of the European Foundation for Management Development this past year. EFMD is the leading global network of accredited business schools and corporations dedicated to excellence in ma

University of Georgia graduate students poses for a photo outside of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta

Professional MBA students get inside look at Atlanta Fed

Students from the University of Georgia’s Graduate School and Professional MBA Program got the opportunity recently to explore careers at the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta as part of the Graduate School’s Experiential Professional Development, or xPD, initiative.

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Sebastian Puerta named UGA’s second Beinecke Scholar

Sebastian Puerta, a University of Georgia junior earning his combined bachelor’s and master’s degrees in economics, was one of 20 students nationwide selected this spring as a Beinecke Scholar.