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Professor wins lifetime award for military writing

The Pritzker Literature Award includes a gold medallion, citation and $100,000 honorarium.

Grace Ahn and her colleagues are exploring how these virtual worlds can be used for…

All full-time employees—except the ones who already have opted out of paper—will receive both the…

The work gets underway this summer with the first phase of the effort, which focuses…

Double Dawg Brian Dill begins his two-year term as president.

On July 1, the University System of Georgia partnered with KEPRO, a nationally recognized health…

UGA Well-being, in partnership with UGA Extension, will be offering a free diabetes prevention program,…

EITS is upgrading a core service for accessing and signing on to university information services.…

The University of Georgia Career Center was recognized by the National Association of Colleges and…

For the 2019-2020 season, the Hugh Hodgson School of Music is offering a special promotional…

A faculty member in the UGA College of Public Health is studying the impact of…

Engineering professor discusses how the space program has benefited society.

Virginia Eubanks, Rachel Devlin and Vanessa Siddle Walker will be honored Sept. 1.

New book from UGA professor explains how mass tort suits work.

He is new student orientation director, undergraduate admissions associate director.

UGA alumni and students address a community need.

Libraries exhibition draws on UGA collections and student’s Smithsonian experience.

Edward Delgado-Romero, a professor and associate dean in the College of Education, says his ideal…

Data from UGA researchers points to largest number of nests in recent history.

State of Georgia partners with School of Social Work researchers.

Two middle schools create food pantries with help from AmeriCorps VISTAs at UGA.

UGA research uncovers several factors about the stresses Georgia farmers face.

The goal is to help introduce students in UGA Extension’s 4-H to new opportunities.