On Saturday, January 21st, 2023, over 375 members of the Mu Chapter of Sigma Nu gathered to celebrate 150 years of developing ethical leaders guided by the principles of love, honor, and truth. Of those 375 people over 135 collegiate brothers attended. Eminent Commander, sophomore John David (JD) St. Pe, delivered a State of the…
Jaquarius Raglin, a graduate student earning a Master in the Study of Law from UGA’s School of Law, was 1 of 3 recipients of the 2023 UGA President’s Fulfilling the Dream Award presented during the 19th annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Freedom Breakfast. The 2023 winners demonstrated a commitment to the Athens-Clarke County community, the…
In Athens, the MLK Day of Service has been recognized as a day on rather than a day off to serve the local community.
University of Georgia Vice President for Student Affairs, Victor K. Wilson, was recognized as the 2022 Dr. Kent L. Gardner recipient at this year’s AFA annual meeting.
Each year the brothers of the Beta Chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon undertake one of their most important projects of the year, campaigning for Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.
Chapter presidents, council members, chapter officers, and chapter advisors gathered to celebrate the outstanding accomplishments of UGA’s four Greek councils and their members over the last year.
On September 29th, 2022 the Epsilon Epsilon chapter of Sigma Kappa initiated three mothers into their sisterhood as alumnae.
At the University of Georgia’s Homecoming tailgate for the Beta Delta Chapter of Delta Tau Delta
Fraternity, chapter president William C. Scarborough V was presented with the prestigious Ty Bridges
Scholarship Award for Excellence in Leadership.
This year’s successful #BeWellUGAFest featured a new partner with The Blood Connection setting up a blood drive at two locations on campus. The Blood Connection is a community-focused blood donation center working to save lives and connect neighbors in South Carolina and Georgia. This blood drive was not only an opportunity for students to give…
The Patrick Mell Scholarship was established to honor the late Patrick Mell, Chancellor of the University of Georgia, from 1878 until 1888. The scholarship recognizes students who are members of fraternity chapters belonging to the University’s Interfraternity Council or associated with the National Pan-Hellenic Council or North American Interfraternity Conference. Recipients of the scholarship are…