Thanks to student initiative and experiential grants from the Jay Hurt Hub for Innovation and Entrepreneurship and the Music Department, the band brought their signature sound to Tweed Recording in Athens, Georgia.

We've compiled our tour guides’ top tips for making the most of your visit, along with their favorite residence halls, traditions, bites to eat and more.

Despite these ongoing fiscal challenges, Kumar remains cautiously bullish about the overall resilience and growth potential of the U.S. economy.

Their work, backed by a three-year National Institutes of Health grant, points toward a future where viruses could be engineered to hunt down the infections antibiotics can no longer treat.

Splitting into two teams, they investigated the proteins bacteria use to defend themselves against these viral predators, turning up several unexpected results along the way.

They will help students at their home campuses do something that’s become less common across the country: talking about topics that usually end conversations.

Learn more about the incoming class of 538 first-year and 17 transfer students at the link above.

It’s a tradition that has everyone from the college president and senior leaders to coaches, athletes, staff and student volunteers lugging bags, boxes and bookcases to help Wildcats settle in to their new home.