Month: August 2010
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Fourteen freshmen named Coca-Cola First Generation Scholars
Fourteen incoming freshmen have been selected to receive the Coca-Cola First Generation Scholarship for the…
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University’s TV, radio stations win seven broadcasting awards
The Georgia Association of Broadcasters has honored two UGA stations, WNEG-TV and WUGA, 91.7/97.9 FM,…
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Mainframe upgrade brings leaner, greener computing to campus
With a name like something out of Star Trek and sporting a prominent green stripe,…
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Ambassador urges summer graduates to think globally
U.S. ambassador to Singapore and UGA alumnus David Adelman urged summer graduates in the Class…
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$700,000 NSF grant will be used to create new master’s program in biomanufacturing
UGA has been awarded federal stimulus funding to launch an innovative new program that will…
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Forgotten sundial to return to Navy School campus
The three-foot high marble urn pedestal, with its graceful curves and intricately scrolled sundial on…
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Shipping out
After 57 years, Athens and UGA will bid farewell to a community institution, but local…
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Rededication set for New College following extensive renovation
New College, one of the oldest buildings on the UGA campus, has recently undergone an…
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Dedication marks inaugural day of classes of MCG/UGA Medical Partnership
Forty aspiring physicians began their education in Athens Aug. 9 as the inaugural class of…
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$1.47 million award to UGA researchers enables purchase of next generation X-ray detector
B.C. Wang, the Ramsey-Georgia Research Alliance Eminent Scholar in Structural Biology at the University of…
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Report finds that 2009 journalism and mass communication graduates entered a “very bad job mar
Graduates of the nation’s journalism and mass communication programs confronted a spring 2009 job market…
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UGA to host Duke TIP Academic Adventures Sept. 25
Academically talented fifth and sixth grade students from across Georgia and the Southeast region will…
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UGA researchers unlocking the secrets of cross-species rabies transmission
Like most infectious diseases, rabies can attack several species. However, which species are going to…
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University Housing gears up for student arrivals and Hunker Down with Housing
The University of Georgia Department of Housing will welcome all new and returning students to…
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UGA landscaping project receives award for creating greenspace
The University of Georgia Performing and Visual Arts Center Complex corridor recently received the Merit…
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UGA named to the Princeton Review Green College Honor Roll
The University of Georgia was recently chosen for the Princeton Review’s 2011 Green Rating Honor…
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UGA announces 2010 Charter Scholarship recipients
University of Georgia incoming freshmen have been selected to receive the Charter Scholarship for the…
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David Barbe to serve as interim director of UGA’s Music Business Certificate Program
David Barbe, a fixture of the Athens music scene and respected producer and engineer, has…
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Ice-free Arctic Ocean may not be of much use in soaking up carbon dioxide, a component of global war
Scientists have been looking at ways the Earth might benefit from natural processes to balance…
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Media Advisory: Inaugural day of classes at MCG/UGA Medical Partnership
University System of Georgia Chancellor Erroll B. Davis Jr., Medical College of Georgia President Ricardo…
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UGA offers guaranteed gameday parking on campus for $120
University of Georgia Parking Services is selling season long parking permits in the Carlton Street…
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