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Kurt Binder, top award
Kurt Binder, a professor of physics at the University of Mainz in Germany and an…
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Tony Ball, Athletics Hall of Fame
Running backs coach Tony Ball was inducted into the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga’s Athletics…
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Administrative changes
• Karen Paige Carmichael, acting associate dean for academic affairs at the College of Veterinary…
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March
Thirteen UGA employees retired March 1. Retirees, their job classification, department and length of employment…
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Partners for a Prosperous Athens
Partners for a Prosperous Athens, a community group partnered with the university to reduce the…
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Professor pens book of feminist essays
The Philosopher Queen: Feminist Essays on War, Love and Knowledge is a collection of essays…
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UGA sets spring enrollment record
The University of Georgia has set a record for spring semester enrollment as 32,510 students…
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Senior named NCAA swimmer of year
Senior Kara Lynn Joyce was named Swimmer of the Year following the recent conclusion of…
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Peach State Poll: Touch-screen voting machines are OK with Georgians
Eighty-nine percent of Georgians who voted in the 2006 general election are either very confident…
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Airline tickets
The state’s contract with Delta Airlines, which allows employees to benefit from contracted rates, will…
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Latino research
Faculty, students and staff who have conducted research related to Georgia’s Latino population are invited…
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Brad Lindell
Senior Foundation Fellow Brad Lindell has yet to begin medical school, but he is already…
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The write stuff
There’s a condition rampant in graduate schools known as “ABD.” It usually affects students nearing…
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A little means a lot
Jim Moore has been doing it for more than 20 years, steady and consistent. His…
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All about the weather
For University of Georgia faculty member Alan Stewart it’s all about the weather.
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Building a better future in bioscience
The perennial campaign slogan of the late senator Paul D. Coverdell was a straightforward “Coverdell…
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Striking a chord
Having just told a class of music business students stories about the glamorous and intriguing…
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Music to parents’ ears
“Playing a stringed instrument is like having this terrible jigsaw puzzle,” says Michael Heald, associate…
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Working out – not just for youngsters any more
Elaine Cress’ Exercise and Aging Class, held every spring, is so popular that participants race…
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Dawg Camp Adventure
Dawg Camp is a program open to incoming freshmen that guides them through outdoors activities…
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Natural beauty
Looking at slime under microscopes and building terrariums for pretend organisms are all part of…
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Building Connections and Broadening Horizons
Vietnam, a war-ravaged Southeast Asian nation, provided the perfect testing ground for Kelcie Fincham’s goal…
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Making access easier
More than 6,000 students challenged by learning disabilities, visual impairments and mobility may have to…
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Home Sweet Home
In celebration of 200 years of on-campus student living at the University of Georgia, the…
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