Author: Matt Chambers

Strategist calls for continuation of civil rights efforts

Political strategist and author Donna Brazile urged an audience to build on the work of…
Award-winning journalist shares personal tales of Nelson Mandela

Award-winning journalist and author Charlayne Hunter-Gault remembers exactly when on Feb. 11, 1990, she found…
UGA students organize 40th Great Southland Stampede Rodeo

Nearly 6,000 people will gather at the UGA Livestock Instructional Arena April 10-12 to watch…
Spring Shag to be held April 11

CURE at UGA will hold its fourth annual Spring Shag April 11 at 7:30 p.m.…
National Intelligence director will deliver Charter Lecture

Director of National Intelligence James R. Clapper will deliver the UGA Charter Lecture April 14…
Intelligence director to deliver Charter Lecture April 14

Director of National Intelligence James R. Clapper will deliver the University of Georgia Charter Lecture…
School of Law staffer sets the bar for providing great customer service

Tina Whitehair sets the bar for going above and beyond both at work and home.…
UGA wins 5 regional CASE awards for its communications efforts

UGA public relations and communications professionals were recognized with five awards at the Council for…
University Lecture speaker: More compromise needed in Washington

In Sugarland, Texas-the town in which political commentator Paul Begala grew up-there was a chicken…
Administrative manager keeps Marine Extension flowing

Between the seashells, wooden ships and sea animal photos splashed about Marie Scoggins’ office, it’s…
Faculty, staff keep university operational despite weather

As students and Athens residents flocked outside to play in the snow, some UGA employees…
Fulfilling the Dream Award recipient takes pride in Terry’s diversity efforts

Mark Dawkins takes a lot of pride in his efforts and those of the Terry…
EITS employee rises from student worker to IT manager

Justin Williams was a UGA student working at a fast food restaurant when he decided…
CTL staffer attracted to behind-the-scenes technology

Krystal Pintar’s father, Bobby Evans, used to fix anything and everything electronic from televisions to…
Lecturer, playwright finds inspiration from various sources

When John Patrick Bray watches a play he’s written being performed on stage for the…
Freedom Breakfast focuses on fellowship, service, community

Singing, food and fellowship filled the Tate Student Center’s Grand Hall Jan. 17 during the…
Ramsey satellite facility at Pound Hall doing well, has room to spare

As UGA students, faculty and staff keep hammering away at their New Year’s resolutions, one…
McBee lecturer warns of upcoming ‘watershed moment’ in higher ed

Teresa Sullivan, president of the University of Virginia, provided a warning of upcoming shifts in…
Numbers game

Scarlett Childers may not be a UGA Bulldog fan, but she certainly is making some…
Cook’s Holiday tradition continues

For more than a decade, Mike Orr has used a special tradition as a way…
Horticulturalist helps Founders Memorial Garden visitors grow memories

Maureen O’Brien has seen some very personal moments in the Founders Memorial Garden off Lumpkin…
Project Safe volunteer ‘wanted to give back’

One lesson undergraduate Ariel Rothenberg has learned as a volunteer for Project Safe is that…
Retired US Supreme Court justice discusses history, originalism

Retired U.S. Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens made an argument against relying too much…
‘Great exposure’

Professors tuning in to WUGA-TV at night may start recognizing some faces during the weather…