Author: Heather Skyler

Employees ensure classrooms are disinfected daily

They clean more than 650 classrooms and learning spaces daily.
UGA residence halls follow COVID-19 protocols

A lot of extra thought and training went into housing students this year.
Call center coordinates student quarantine, isolation

These UGA employees are helping students secure a living space if needed.
Classroom additions create positive learning environment

UGA faculty members and administrators meticulously prepared for students’ return.
Professor leads virtual plant walks

Brad Davis came up with a clever workaround for his elective class.
Celebrating Georgia Groundbreakers: Charlayne Hunter-Gault and Hamilton E. Holmes

Committee to plan celebration of the 60th anniversary of desegregation at UGA.
Preparing campus for the return of students

UGA working to ensure facilities are safe, ready for fall semester.
3D printers used to create turtles for field work

The Science Library Makerspace is becoming a valuable resource to researchers.
UGA bioplastics technologies fuel state’s economy

Company bringing 200 jobs to Athens is an essential university partner.
UGA College of Education named for Mary Frances Early

First UGA African American graduate has been an education trailblazer.
UGA student designs winning ‘Kinda Tiny’ home

Currently under construction, the plan beat out professional architectural firms.
These graduate students are making science accessible

Two UGA Ph.D. students are part of the prestigious IF/THEN Ambassador program.
We’ll always have Cortona

It’s been 50 years of friendship between an Italian town and a university.
A theater experience for the deaf and the hearing

UGA alumni and students address a community need.
10 steps of a bear checkup, and you get just one chance

College of Veterinary Medicine students keep Bear Hollow’s DJ healthy.
Marty Kemp tours UGA’s Vet Med teaching hospital

She says animal welfare will be a focus during her tenure as first lady.
Tips for reducing your pet’s stress during the holidays

We get out of our routines and can cause our furry friends significant stress.
Portrait of Louise McBee unveiled at ceremony

She held leadership positions for more than 25 years at UGA and served in state…
Holiday shopping gives boost to businesses

Black Friday and Cyber Monday are the lifeblood of many retailers.
‘Frankenstein’ turns 200

Associate professor Roxanne Eberle, who teaches “Frankenstein,” discusses its significance.
A new life for Lake Herrick officially begins

The reopening creates new opportunities for recreation, research and experiential learning.
Training prepares pharmacists to recognize opioid problems

More than 200,000 people died from overdoses related to prescription opioids between 1999 and 2016.
Mary Frances Early honored with official UGA portrait

She was the first African American to earn a degree from the University of Georgia.
UGA researchers battling the destructive whitefly

Last year, the tiny silverleaf whitefly decimated vulnerable crops throughout south Georgia.