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State of Technology at UGA address set for Nov. 15

Guests can attend virtually or in person.

The conference explores approaches to tackling the most pressing public health issues affecting Georgia communities.

Beef production brought $658.6 million to the state’s economy in 2021.

The scholarship is provided to graduate and undergraduate students who complete academic degrees while employed…

Twelve UGA employees retired Nov. 1, 2023.

Blanchard will appear with his own band, the E-Collective, and the Turtle Island String Quartet.

Megan Ford, a financial therapist and clinic director in the College of Family and Consumer…

Timothy Coolong, a professor of horticulture and vegetable extension specialist in the College of Agricultural…

Tim Davis, Chatham County extension coordinator in the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, recently…

The site provides a single location for students to navigate initiatives and programs revolved around…

Jon Segars provides resources for success to students who have served.

The gift will serve veterans pursuing a business education at Terry College.

UGA’s College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences generated $740.9 million in 2022.

The Performing Arts Center hosts nearly 875 students from 10 local schools.

Minority military families are 50% more likely to use food pantries.

Annual 4 Minutes, 33 Seconds Contest is part of Spotlight on the Arts festival.

Shop with a Bulldawg included 700 volunteers and 400 local children.

The victory was Georgia’s 26th in a row.

Music and therapy. Anyone who has ever listened to Adele after a breakup or reminisced…