Events

Truist at UGA: Finance Careers Unlocked

Truist is excited to connect with Terry College of Business students and share career opportunities across key financial services areas, including (but not limited to) Investment Banking, Corporate Banking, Capital

Studio Workshop: Portrait Medallion Sculpting with Luke Graves

Join Luke Graves for a three-part clay medallion sculpture course exploring the fundamentals of low-relief portraiture. Participants will create a polymer clay portrait medallion while learning to translate facial features

Going First is Always Hard

Music and Ideas Series

SAC Recruitment Info Session #7

Get to know the Student Alumni Council. Applications to join the Student Alumni Council open Sept. 15. Join the council at upcoming info sessions to learn more about getting involved.

Senior Recital – Brayden Gray, trumpet

Carol Gilligan Book Reading

Join The Georgia Review, The Institute for Women’s and Gender Studies, and the UGA Department of Dance for an evening with Carol Gilligan as she reads from her new book

Performance:Come from Away

*Come from Away* is based on the true story of the time when the isolated community of Gander, Newfoundland, played host to the world. What started as an average day

Ten Thousand Hours by Gravity & Other Myths

Everybody is a master of something. Blink, step, jump, balance, flip, fly—greatness is built one movement at a time. This electrifying work is an ode to the countless hours behind

Faculty Recital: Ian Jeffress

Saxophone recital

Christopher Theofanidis

New Music New Haven

Guest Artist Recital: Alexandra Schoeny, soprano

In repertoire spanning from Monteverdi to Gregory Spears, Alexandra Schoeny is known for her versatility and engaging stage presence. With a voice hailed as "hauntingly beautiful" by Opera News, she

Henry Mancini Reimagined | HMI Big Band

The Henry Mancini Institute Big Band presents an evening celebrating the timeless music of Henry Mancini through a fresh lens, featuring new arrangements crafted by members of the Studio Jazz

Performance:Time Passes: 8 Short Plays by Samuel Beckett

Born in colonized Ireland just after the turn of the twentieth century, Samuel Beckett wrote about how power works, and how it works on people -- especially the dispossessed and

Graduate Saxophone Quartet Recital

Admission Cost: FREE

Cooper Lecture Series | People First, Music Second: Belonging in Participatory Music Communities

Dr. Esther Morgan-Ellis, Professor of Music University of North Georgia Examines how old-time and shape-note singing communities foster environments of belonging, enabling musicians to develop creative identities rooted in love.

UK Philharmonia Concert

Free

Guest Artist Recital: Matt Meadows and Josh Pantoja, Horn

Originally from Jasper, Alabama, Matthew Meadows joined the United States Army Band 'Pershing’s Own' in April of 2025.

Undergraduate Flute Studio Performance Recital

Matthew Hightower, tuba

Dr. Matthew Hightower, tuba, presents this evening recital.

Carnegie Mellon Opera: The Turn of the Screw