Classes, much like the AJC On Campus Roundup, are in session. Bundle up for this month’s chilly edition.

Former University of Georgia President Michael F. Adams died on Sunday at the age of 77 after a brief illness.

Winter storm preparations include colleges and universities closing and canceling activities for the weekend.

A "fast-moving investigation" is underway into incidents of identity theft and credit card fraud within the University System of Georgia, USG police chief says.

In its media release, Morris Brown College apologized for the “harm” caused to its community.

"If they can stop you and ask you to prove that you belong, all of us are in peril," says U.S. senator from Georgia, who serves as senior pastor at Ebenezer Baptist Church.

Resignations and retirements at Georgia Tech, Kennesaw State, Georgia Southern and Georgia State universities increased significantly.

A Georgia class-action lawsuit claims the U.S. Education Dept’s failures left millions of student loan borrowers delinquent, damaging credit scores nationwide.

While the HOPE and Zell Miller scholarships have made Georgia a model for merit-based aid, affordability advocates have long argued the Peach State needs to go further.