Author: Aaron Hale
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Staff Council elects officers for new terms
The UGA Staff Council elected officers for upcoming terms at its May 4 meeting.
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Morehead discusses challenges, priorities at Staff Council
At the April 6 Staff Council meeting, UGA President Jere W. Morehead thanked staff for…
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Graduating engineering student shows dedication in class, in the community
Engineering student Bryan Grommersch has squeezed a lot into his four years at UGA.
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Nunn, Perry discuss nuclear threats in Charter Lecture
The U.S. and the Soviet Union came horrifyingly close to nuclear disaster on several occasions…
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Speaker calls for measurable goals to achieve inclusion in higher ed
At UGA’s 2016 Mary Frances Early Lecture, Johnetta B. Cole, director of the Smithsonian National…
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Faculty, staff, students, alumni pitch ideas at TEDxUGA
From prison labor reform to using bioinformatics as a tool for conquering disease, and from…
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New program prepares students for global careers
UGA and the Peace Corps have launched a new program aimed to prepare students interested…
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UGA exploring refreshing academic logo, establishing easy-to-use visual identity system
Think of an institution’s logo, or visual identity, as a flag. Strong visual identities are…
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Thinc-ing beyond: Building a culture of innovation and entrepreneurship
The Thinc. initiative began in 2013 as a weeklong event to showcase student innovation and…
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North Campus quad to be restored
UGA is beginning an initiative to preserve and restore the integrity of the historic North…
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University of Georgia to partner with UGA Athletic Association to restore North Campus quad
The University of Georgia is beginning an initiative to preserve and restore the integrity of…
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Lecturer: American public ‘not extreme,’ but political parties are
America is still a nation of moderates, said Stanford political scientist Morris P. Fiorina; it’s…
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New curator showcasing African-American art
The diverse collection of African-American art at the Georgia Museum of Art doesn’t just add…
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‘Culture of active learning’
A new dawn for science instruction begins at UGA this fall.
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Speaker: Greater rigor needed to prepare students for future careers
With advances in computer intelligence technology, it’s time for higher learning educators to think about…
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House leader calls for patient commitment to equality
The long march to equality and justice happens through a slow but steady progress or…
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Governor’s budget proposal includes top UGA priorities
As the Georgia General Assembly convened in January, Gov. Nathan Deal submitted his budget proposal…
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Head women’s basketball coach works to make her team successful student-athletes
For Joni Taylor, the UGA women’s basketball head coach, success isn’t only measured by games…
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Smart storytelling
There is something special about the UGA experience and its impact on Georgia and beyond.…
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Defining success
There is no shortage of prognostications about how the millennial generation will make its mark…
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Man of peace
Han S. Park, a pre-eminent scholar on global peace and a thought leader on the…
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SGA president brings small-town friendliness to student governance
When Johnelle Simpson strolls on North Campus between classes, it’s easy to see what made…
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Budget director ensures UGA’s finances align with its mission
James Shore became budget director and senior associate vice president for finance and administration in…
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Harvard professor traces his roots at 2015 Peabody-Smithgall Lecture
Henry Louis Gates Jr., the Peabody Award-winning historian, TV personality and Harvard University professor, weaved…
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