The Latest Breaking News from the University of Georgia

The United States' Democratic Party make decisive gains in local elections last week, hinting at new political fault lines in an unsettled electorate. Political scientist Charles Bullock of the University of Georgia, a veteran observer of US elections, analyses the implications for the 2026 midterms.

In today’s newsletter: We try to work out how to place the killing of Maga’s ‘youth whisperer’ amid a climate of rising US political violence

Experts speculate that the dozens of policies may be a tax strategy—or that Atkins may be buying up others’ policies as an investment.

‘They done locked up Miss America,’ wrote one user in response to the mugshot

The CDU is a big player in the European parliament, but its predicted win this Sunday won’t change Germany’s inward focus, says Cas Mudde of the University of Georgia

Two young women injured in New Orleans attack receive support and care from universities and families. Game rescheduled due to tragic events.

Sugar Bowl reschedules College Football Playoff quarterfinal game to Thursday at 4 p.m. ET for enhanced security measures after a tragic event in New Orleans.

The University of Georgia has confirmed one of its students was critically injured in the terrorist attack that occurred on Bourbon Street in New Orleans.

The Sugar Bowl will be postponed until Thursday after the horrific attack in New Orleans.