Undergraduate Studies

Come meet Jeremy Druker, executive director of the Prague-based Transitions Media, to learn about their summer foreign correspondent course! The course is run through the University of Tennesee, which means there are opportunities to include this in your coursework, etc.

The program is an intense 15-day bootcamp that is designed around pitching and reporting a story with support from local editors.

More info on the program is here.

The session takes place in the Cox Institute JLab (136 Journalism Building).

Join us for Coffee and Conversation with UGA 40 under 40 honorees, Darren Anglin and Macy Holmes. Moderated conversation begins at 10:15 a.m.

Save the date for the fall 2025 Alumni Board meeting. More details will be announced closer to the date.

Grady College Entertainment Careers Week will be held September 15 – 19, 2025.

Save the date! Students and industry guests are encouraged to join us at Ciné in downtown Athens. Chat over some light bites and grow your professional network. This event is part of Entertainment Careers Week 2025. More information on submitting an RSVP will be added here soon.

John T. Edge, author of “The Potlikker Papers,” host of the television show “TrueSouth” on SEC Network and ESPN and restaurant columnist for Garden & Gun, turns the lens inward in his most personal work yet, “House of Smoke: A Southerner Goes Searching for Home.” Edge’s memoir tells the stories of a small-town Georgia childhood shaped by violence, a South shadowed by racism, and a lifelong search for home. Edge enrolled in UGA in 1980 but left without a degree. Now, four decades, three degrees, and nine books later, he teaches narrative nonfiction writing in the Grady College’s low-residency MFA program. Please join us to welcome this son of Georgia back to where he began. Edge will be in conversation with Moni Basu, director of the MFA in Narrative Nonfiction. The event is free and open to the public. Copies of “House of Smoke” will be available for purchase.