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UGA leadership program equips public health leaders

The online program has been valuable education for COVID-19 response.

Online programs are receiving overwhelming response from the public.

Pharr will assume the dual responsibility of chief of staff of the President’s Office and…

Amitabh Verma has turned his talents to a new kind of art: posters to promote…

More than $70,000 has been awarded along with valuable education.

As humans stayed home, early research hints at increased animal movement.

Mable Fok uses the science of light to make communication technologies better.

The curriculum is interdisciplinary and is designed to provide a broad foundation for students who…

Patrick O’Connor, professor in the Mary Frances Early College of Education’s kinesiology department, was recently…

Brenda Cude, Georgia Athletic Association Professor in Family and Consumer Sciences, answered questions for WalletHub…

Brian Hass and Michelle vanDennen, associate professors in the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences’…

Name: Audrey Haynes Position: Josiah Meigs Distinguished Teaching Professor; associate professor of political science; director,…

Monica Sklar is working with a team of UGA students, volunteers and members of the…

Twenty of Georgia’s 21 sports teams earned spring semester team GPAs of over 3.0 leading…

Moving Modernism: The Urge to Abstraction in Painting, Dance, Cinema by Nell Andrew approaches modernism…

Because of COVID-19 and social distancing measures, journalists are having to innovate new ways of…

Forums focus on best practices, goals and the challenges they face.

Spring semester grade point averages on par with previous year, summer enrollment up.

The Georgia-grown turfgrass is being used around the world.

UGA Online is now offering four unique workshops to provide faculty with the resources they…