Best wishes from everyone at the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia.

After giving $10 million last year to help fund a building that bears his name, the estate and foundation of the late Dr. J. Harold Harrison topped that by giving $66 million to the Medical College of Georgia, a part of Georgia Regents University. Dr. Harrison (left) at last year’s groundbreaking.

Ehiremen “Martins” Iyoha was recognized with the Distinguished Chapter Member Award during the 2013 Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society Annual Convention held in San Jose, California. Martins is one of only 30 students across the country to be honored.

Holding true to its national trend, the University of West Georgia debate team finished in second place at The Cross-Examination Debate Association Nationals. The team of Damiyr Davis and Miguel Feliciano, both sophomores from New York City, topped off its season with a more than stellar performance in two national tournaments.

Three Decatur campus students make history as the oldest students to ever receive full academic scholarships from Alabama State University.

A new agreement allows students to apply GMC credits toward Southern Polytechnic State University baccalaureate degrees without losing credit hours. (pictured - SPSU president Rossbacher (l) and GMC president Boyland (r) )

Georgia State’s College of Education donated a set of books to Mary Lin Elementary School in recognition of Mrs. Deal’s commitment to improving children’s literacy in Georgia.

Georgia Southern University’s Rural Health Research Institute was awarded two national grants in excess of $5 million that will change health care outcomes in rural communities.

A new collaboration between the art and physical therapy departments in the University of North Georgia will use 3D printing to create assistive devices for children with developmental disabilities.