Author: Leigh Hataway
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Mail & Receiving assistant manager takes pride in protecting UGA’s goods
Al Sand has been a billing clerk, a forklift operator and a hostler; he logged…
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Just the beginning
President Jere W. Morehead offered his congratulations to the fall 2017 graduating classes with a…
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Protective barrier
Hitesh Handa doesn’t think a hospital stay for one problem should turn into another. But…
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Namesake to deliver Holmes-Hunter Lecture
Charlayne Hunter-Gault, an award-winning journalist and University of Georgia alumna, will present the 2018 Holmes-Hunter…
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Former associate provost to speak at Freedom Breakfast
Cheryl Davenport Dozier, president of Savannah State University and former associate provost and chief diversity…
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Science ‘Cell-a-Bration’
It’s 8 o’clock on a Friday morning, but the room in Barrow Elementary School is…
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Students launch businesses through Entrepreneurship Program
More than 300 University of Georgia students have been inspired and trained to launch their…
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Impacting someone’s day-to-day life is music to grants coordinator’s ears
June was a busy month for Michael McGough. The grants coordinator for the College of…
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UGA dedicates Center for Molecular Medicine
The University of Georgia’s Center for Molecular Medicine officially has a new home on Riverbend…
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Endowed faculty positions on the rise at UGA
The number of endowed faculty positions continues to rise at the University of Georgia, now…
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Weigh to go
When Aaron Bemis found out UGA was participating in the University System of Georgia’s HealthTrails…
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Harvard professor discusses ethical challenges facing AI
Believe it or not, one of the “most intelligent” machines out there is the one…
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Rising water temperatures endanger health of coastal ecosystems, study finds
Marine biologists James Hollibaugh and Sylvia Schaefer found that rising water temperatures could disrupt ocean…
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Aging in place could save money, benefit health outcomes in public housing for elderly
Training service coordinators in low-income public housing to better assist aging residents could not only…
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Coordinator helps faculty, students ‘think differently’ about data use
It took Emily McGinn some time to figure out what she wanted to do with…
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American historian discusses conservative intellectual movement
Modern conservatism is a patchwork of sects and ideas that is held together by three…
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Parasitic wasp may aid battle against diseases spread by mosquitoes
Scientists at the University of Georgia are using lessons learned from a parasitic wasp to…
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More access to opioid treatment programs needed in Southeast, says study
Large portions of the Southeast don’t have enough opioid treatment programs to match their high…
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Technology runs in the family for Franklin College staff member
Working at UGA is a family affair for Jenna Bell, an information technology associate in…
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Franklin College professor promotes importance of diversity in academia
Barbara McCaskill’s 2017 President’s Fulfilling the Dream Award holds a special place in her heart…
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Aging in place could save money, benefit health outcomes in public housing for the elderly
Training service coordinators in low-income public housing to better assist aging residents could improve community…
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New interdisciplinary symposium seeks to connect researchers
The Graduate-Professional Student Association is offering the UGA community a chance to see presentations on…
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Study: Intimate partner violence among youth linked to suicide, weapons and drug use
Adolescents who are violent toward their romantic partners are also more likely to think about…
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Maintenance worker’s upbringing builds appreciation for the outdoors
Cameron Jacob is good at fixing things that are broken, and on the Health Sciences…
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