Pandora Yearbook Facts
How much does the yearbook cost?
$75
Athens, GA is nicknamed the "Classic City" after its connection with this world capital
Athens, Greece
This mascot comes from a long legacy of English bulldogs.
Uga
This art gallery sits near the Hugh Hodgson School of Music, and students can visit it free of charge.
Georgia Museum of Art
UGA is the nation's oldest public university, gaining its charter in this year
1785
What department is Pandora Yearbook under?
ELS
Athens is located on the banks of this river.
Oconee River
This place on campus hold 92,746 of your closest friends.
Sanford Stadium
This 313 acre garden calls UGA home, and it is a great spot to go study on a nice day
State Botanical Garden of Georgia
The three pillars of this UGA landmark stand for Wisdom, Justice, and Moderation
The Arch
What year did the first volume of the yearbook come out?
1886
This experimental Civil War weapon can be found outside City Hall in downtown Athens
Double-barreled cannon
This UGA team won back-to-back NCAA titles in 2013 and 2014.
Women's swimming and diving
This building located near Moore College is named for the first two African American students to enroll at UGA.
Hunter Holmes Building
What was UGAs original mascot?
A goat
Who founded Pandora?
8 Campus Fraternities
This series of bike races takes place in downtown Athens every spring
Twilight
1996 Summer Olympics was held in Sanford Stadium
Women's soccer
The first football game at UGA was played at this spot, where Georgia stomped Mercer 50-0
Herty Field
Although it was founded earlier, UGA first began classes on campus in this year.
1801
What year did Pandora transition its format to CD-ROM?
2010
According to local legend and an 1800s deed, this Athens, Georgia white oak, replaced in 1946, owns itself.
The Tree that Owns Itself
UGA has had two Heisman Trophy winners: Herschel Walker in 1982 and this man in 1942
Frank Sinkwich
Which 19th-century structure is the center of UGA’s loudest traditions?
The Chapel Bell
What is the oldest organization at UGA, founded in 1803
Demosthenian Literary Society