
Presenting at a state conference, leaders from ¿ìèapp¶ÌÊÓ showcased a transformative model for career readiness, emphasizing the essential link between academic foundations and professional success.


¿ìèapp¶ÌÊÓ has set several enrollment records according to official Fall 2024 enrollment data, verified by the University System of Georgia. The University continues to experience growth across various areas including enrollment on the Armstrong Campus in Savannah, online classes, dual enrollment, and graduate program enrollment, among others.

The George-Anne Media Group, a student-led media organization at ¿ìèapp¶ÌÊÓ, won a Pacemaker Award for Innovation at the College Media Association conference held in New Orleans, Louisiana.

Senior computer science major Daniel Troyano has always enjoyed creating things, which is one of the reasons he appreciates his field of study so much.Â

The Savannah metro economy’s growth continued, but slowed modestly during the second quarter of 2024, as reported in ¿ìèapp¶ÌÊÓ’s recently released Q2 2024 Economic Monitor.Â

Thirteen distinguished faculty members from ¿ìèapp¶ÌÊÓ were ranked among the world’s top 2% of scientists. This list, published annually by Elsevier and Stanford University, recognizes the world’s top scientific researchers. The featured faculty are conducting cutting-edge research in disciplines ranging from glass science to crime prevention.

¿ìèapp¶ÌÊÓ’s Institute for Health Logistics & Analytics (IHLA), University Libraries and the Georgia Southern Museum will host The Smithsonian Institution exhibition, “Outbreak: Epidemics in a Connected World,â€� on the Statesboro and Armstrong campuses. The exhibit will run through March 8, 2025, on the Statesboro Campus, and from March 10, 2025 through July 30, 2025 on the Armstrong Campus in Savannah. The public is invited to an opening reception at the Henderson Library on Nov. 13 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., with remarks at 6 p.m. from featured speaker Dr. Amanda Feldpausch, deputy state epidemiologist at the Georgia Department…

The National Youth Advocacy and Resilience Research Center (NYARRC) at ¿ìèapp¶ÌÊÓ has received a federal grant totaling $126,000 through the Community Services Board of Middle Georgia (CSBMG).Â

¿ìèapp¶ÌÊÓ’s Institute for Health Logistics & Analytics (IHLA) recently completed mapping vital health resources for four Georgia counties through its new program Community Health Resource Project (CHRP). Similar initiatives in more than a dozen underserved Southeast Georgia counties will be in motion in 2025.