Allison Ausband knows a thing or two about what makes someone a Delta Air Lines person. After all, she’s been one for four decades. As Delta’s chief people officer, Ausband ensures the airline’s more than 100,000 employees have the resources and support they need to thrive.
UGA’s Georgia Economic Outlook report included a projection for a 1.5% growth rate in 2026. That slow rate of growth, along with some economic headwinds facing the nation, will keep the risk of a recession at an elevated level next year.
The UGA Center for Teaching and Learning recognized Braiden Coleman, in the Tull School of Accounting; Neil Bendle and Jennifer Osbon, in the Department of Marketing; and Darren Hayunga, in the Real Estate program, for their contributions to innovative teaching.
This fall, UGA Entrepreneurship students explored NASA’s treasure trove of patents and developed ideas to bring these technologies to market as part of a collaboration with NASA.
The first cohort of students enrolled in Terry’s online Master of Professional Accountancy program began classes this fall.
Terry College of Business’s Sales Dawgs professional selling team brought home the Collegiate World Cup of Sales from the International Collegiate Sales Competition.
Hundreds of Atlanta-area professional women gathered at the 15th annual Terry College Professional Women’s Conference at Coca-Cola Headquarters in Atlanta on Nov. 7, 2026.
New accounting research finds that auditors who feel empowered ask more questions and are more likely to detect and pursue fraud — even when the clock is ticking.
Taryn Hooks still remembers the feelings she had as a little girl walking up to meet a cheerleader or dancer in uniform. She was filled with awe and inspiration when her gaze was met by the glamorous performer.
The Terry College of Business hosted two prominent business leaders on Thursday, Oct. 16 at the Terry Executive Education Center in Atlanta.