November 8, 2018 - UGA Today

ESPN host Maria Taylor urges students to use differences to their advantage

UGA alumna Maria Taylor returns to campus to speak as part of the Terry Leadership…

Jill Gambill and her son, Cheyten, joined Extra Special People after he was diagnosed with…

The OneSource project team will be hosting several trainings throughout November, December and January.

UGA sophomore Mollie Belisle earned a spot on the 14th annual women’s soccer SEC community…

Peabody has appointed Lorraine Ali, Karen Hall, Wonya Lucas and Anne Sweeney to its board…

Masciadri’s performance will feature music by Franz Schubert, Giovanni Bottesini, Johann Sebastian Bach and more

UGA piano faculty and students will present selections by favorite composers from Bach to John…

Jessica Smith works in the College of Family and Consumer Science’s foods and nutrition department…

The Office of Research has named two new associate vice presidents—Shelley Hooks and Derek Eberhart.

Karen Webber recently received the 2018 Sidney Suslow Scholar Award from the Association for Institutional…

Edward Delgado-Romero recently received the 2018 NLPA Distinguished Professional Career Award from The National Latina/o…

Xiangyu Deng has been awarded the Larry Beuchat Young Researcher Award by the International Association…

Free vehicle and bicycle inspections will given as part of Operation Safe Drive at the…

The College of Engineering recognized individuals who have demonstrated a sustained commitment to the discipline…

The experiential learning scenario was designed to show students how to work together in a…

Published by the University of Georgia Press, Time to Get Tough recounts life and career…

The University of Georgia offers faculty and staff online resources about compliance, ethics and reporting.

STEM students and organizations on campus will share their research with football tailgaters.

Wren Ballou uncovered a genuine passion for education in herself.

New visitor entrance will enhance access to galleries, collections and displays.

Georgia veterans face challenges and UGA law students are stepping up.