1 ARCH At nearly 160 years old, the cast iron Arch bordering downtown Athens marks the entrance to campus and is the most iconic SELF-GUIDED symbol of the university.
2 HOLMES-HUNTER ACADEMIC BUILDING The Holmes-Hunter Academic Building is named after Hamilton Holmes and Charlayne Hunter-Gault, UGA’s rst African-American
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1 TERRELL HALL – home to the Of ce of Undergraduate Admissions and the Graduate School POPULAR 2 ADMINISTRATION BUILDING – of ces of the president and senior vice presidents 3 OLD COLLEGE – oldest building on campus built in 1806. Because there was uncertainty which way the campus would grow, the front and back of the building are identical. 4 MOORE COLLEGE – houses the Honors Program
5 LAW SCHOOL – home to Georgia Law, one of the top public law schools in the country.
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