May 19, 2014 - Page 2 of 2

Supreme Court upholds state of Michigan’s affirmative action ban

The Supreme Court upheld a Michigan ban on the use of race as a factor…

The 2010 Deepwater Horizon blowout discharged roughly 5 million gallons of oil and up to…

Tim Neal, a chef in the UGA Food Services, tied for fourth place in the…

Biao He, a renowned veterinary virologist and vaccine developer, has been appointed to the Fred…

Dark, threatening clouds and a few drops of rain were not enough to defuse the…

Automobile owners looking for a place to plug in instead of gas up now have…

A multimedia piece about the GRU/UGA Medical Partnership is at http://photo.alumni.uga.edu/mediapg/detail/95/1stClas.

Five UGA researchers are joining with the U.S. Forest Service to calculate how past land…

Health forums were abuzz in 2007 with news that a simple, inexpensive chemical may serve…

Legion Pool will open May 22 for the summer season. Hours of operation are 11:30…

Carol A. Watson, director of the School of Law’s library, received the Southeastern Association of…

UGA swimmer Shannon Vreeland has been chosen as the 2013-14 Southeastern Conference H. Boyd McWhorter…

Approximately 65 faculty members and administrators gathered in early April to discuss “The Changing Roles,…

A new study that used five different ranking methodologies found that UGA ranked first worldwide…

Hell’s Angels Bombardier: Evasion and Escape from Occupied France James L. Hargrove CreateSpace Independent Publishing…

Columns has begun its summer schedule of biweekly publication. The next issue will be published…

Peter Smagorinsky, a Distinguished Research Professor of English Education in the College of Education, received…

UGA researchers are examining how electrical stimulation can improve glucose tolerance and reduce the risk…

Forty-nine UGA employees retired between March 1 and May 1. Retirees, their job classification, department…