- Events honor Asian and Pacific American heritageUNG will welcome Lily Pabian as keynote speaker and host multiple events to mark Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month at its Dahlonega and Gainesville campuses.
- Japan Expo offers cultural learningUNG will host its first Japan Expo on April 4 at the Dahlonega Campus. The event will feature an industry panel, a tea ceremony, a koto instrumental performance, and refreshments.
- Career Path Fair returns to UNGThe fifth annual Career Path Fair exposed about 875 seventh-graders to local businesses March 16-17 at UNG's Gainesville Campus.
- UNG earns Military Friendly gold honorsUNG was one of 250 schools to receive the gold-level designation of a Military Friendly school. This is the second consecutive year UNG has received gold status.
- Japanese students visit for two weeksA two-week visit to UNG by Nanzan University students provided language and culture exchange between the universities.
- Application fee waived through March 31Students can have their application fee for UNG waived when they apply by March 31 for freshman admission for fall 2023.
- Bil Lepp to headline Hoag Lecture SeriesAward-winning storyteller, author and recording artist Bil Lepp will serve as the keynote speaker for UNG's Hoag Lecture Series on April 12.
- Symposium will explore human security challengesUNG's Institute for Leadership and Strategic Studies Symposium set for April 5-6 will focus on exploring the role of state, non-state and international actors in solving or mitigating human security challenges.
- Ethics events provide training for studentsUNG's Ethics Bowl team participated in its national competition March 4-5, and UNG's cadet Ethics Bowl team will host the first Senior Military College Ethics Bowl on March 25.
- Women recognized for leadership, resiliencyTen female UNG students and five alumnae were recognized on March 5 for their leadership and resiliency by the Women of UNG.
