Month: April 2022
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Student knew from early age he’d be a Georgia Bulldog
As a child, Hayes Uga Poindexter picked his own middle name.
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UGA Hillel starts work on new Jewish center
UGA Hillel will renovate the former Baxter Street Bookstore.
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Bluegrass virtuosos to appear at Hodgson Concert Hall
The performances will take place May 6 and May 19.
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Marine sciences professor receives NSF CAREER award
Bik will study the biodiversity, evolution, and ecology of free-living marine nematodes and their host-associated…
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Asian American Student Association at UGA receives top student organization award
The SOAR Awards celebrate the accomplishments of student organizations at the University of Georgia.
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Christian Albritton named UGA Student Employee of the Year
The University of Georgia’s annual Student Employee of the Year Awards Luncheon took place April…
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EITS works to improve Wi-Fi for University Housing residents
The work is part of a $5 million project spanning five years to replace and…
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Candlelight memorial service to be held May 3
UGA remembers students, faculty and staff who passed away in the last year.
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UGA-Griffin breaks ground on site to showcase new irrigation technologies
On March 28, workers broke ground on the project site being constructed on the University…
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EcoReach Grows with help of Americorps VISTA
Mackenzie Teeter is a few months into her year-long assignment with the Odum School of…
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Giardia IPE simulation trains students to work interprofessionally
Interprofessional teams provided patient care for a mock local outbreak of giardiasis during an event…
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MFA exhibition runs through May 14
Exhibition features nine Lamar Dodd School of Art graduate students.
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Law Library circulation manager is making a difference
Marie Mize helps people find what they need.
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Pediatric transplant patients may skip adult appointments
Young organ transplant recipients are missing their adult doctor appointments.
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Thomson-McDuffie County first Connected Resilient Community
Communities partner with university experts to increase economic development potential.
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Recycled shrimp nets used to remove marine debris
Through Trawl to Trash, commercial shrimpers sew bags to collect debris.
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Outstanding alumni, staff and friends recognized
UGA Alumni Association honors those who demonstrate a commitment to UGA.
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