Month: February 2018

Canada’s reigning couple of Celtic music returns

Award-winning Celtic fiddlers Natalie MacMaster and Donnell Leahy are returning to Athens March 5 for…
In the News: Getting closer to universal flu shot

Researchers at the University of Georgia tell Channel 2 Action News they are getting closer…
Professor offers advice on take-home pay hike

Most workers will see increases in their take-home pay sometime in February as employers begin…
Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center to perform

The UGA Performing Arts Center will present the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center Feb.…
Law school team places in moot court competition

A group comprised of UGA School of Law third-year law students Lauren E. Lutton, Margaret…
Exporting provides opportunity for growth for rural companies

Even the basics of international commerce felt foreign to Bruce Roberts. He knew how to…
Georgia sweeps Emory in final dual meet

The Georgia swimming and diving teams completed the dual meet portion of their schedule on…
Robinson, Engram lead No. 17 Georgia past Ole Miss

Led by double-figure performances from the veteran duo of senior forward Mackenzie Engram and junior…
Healthy chickens for a healthy economy

UGA’s Department of Poultry Science is finding solutions to critical poultry industry problems.
Georgia drops battle of the Bulldogs, 72-57

The Georgia Bulldog basketball team was unable to overcome an early lead by the Mississippi…
Career-high performances lead Gymdogs over Missouri

Led by career high performances from six gymnasts, the No. 14 Georgia Gymdogs defeated the…
Makenzie Kitchens

From cheering on the Bulldogs to conducting muscle research to serving as a medical intern…
Margaret Christ

Margaret Christ, an associate professor in the Terry College of Business, prepares students for thriving…
Professor offers historical insight on Nunes memo

Time magazine interviews UGA Regents Professor Loch Johnson about this “extraordinary event.”
More than a century ago, female students entered UGA

The first 12 female undergraduate students enrolled in FACS in 1918.
Healthy chickens, healthy economy

In Georgia, poultry farming isn’t just an industry. It’s an integral part of the state’s…
No. 17 Georgia suffers first road loss at LSU

The Georgia Lady Bulldogs basketball team had its seven-game win streak snapped with a 71-60…
Colwill & Hoffa: consistently excellent

They were never Georgia student-athletes at the same time, and their sports couldn’t be more…
Gymdogs to hold “Pink Meet” Saturday

The Georgia gymnastics team will host Missouri on Saturday, February 3 for its annual “Pink…
$5.7 billion — UGA’s economic impact grows

The latest annual study on the University of Georgia’s economic impact on the state of…
Conference to highlight community leadership innovations

In 2013, the Dawson County Chamber of Commerce wanted to take its adult community leadership…
Website details Black History Month events

The University of Georgia will celebrate Black History Month 2018 with a variety of programs…
Book analyzes freedom after emancipation

David W. Blight, a professor of history at Yale University, and Jim Downs, an associate…
Living history

The career of June Gary Hopps includes several notable firsts.