Atlanta HBCUs Morehouse and Spelman honored the Class of 2026 as Chris Paul and Symone Sanders Townsend urged graduates to lead with purpose.

The decision follows a year where the USG enrolled and graduated more students than ever, defying predictions from experts who warn of a looming “enrollment cliff” nationally.

Cyberattack on learning platform Canvas puts thousands of Georgia students at risk of information misuse.

Georgia schools hit with Canvas cyberattack, prompting temporary shutdowns and ransom claims as districts assessed potential impact on students and staff.

Former UGA quarterback D.J. Shockley is one of many former athletes giving commencement addresses at colleges and universities this year. He’s one of three in Georgia alone.

Rep. Rich McCormick is a graduate of Morehouse School of Medicine. Current students say his views and votes go against the school’s mission to increase diversity.

GSU’s decision to transition to Ticketmaster caused confusion for students who say they encountered problems and struggled to get in touch with school officials for solutions.

Cellphone ban proponents say the devices are a distraction in classrooms, while lawmakers hope the literacy changes will help address low scores in statewide exams.

This roundup from Georgia colleges and universities includes news of $1M donations to Morehouse, Spelman, a new name for Georgia's School of Nursing and more.

It’s big news for the Atlanta historically Black college, which lost its accreditation in late 2002 because of financial mismanagement.