Author: Matt Weeks
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UGA symposium covers outbreaks and how to prepare
Deadly disease outbreaks that could threaten public safety and how the university and the government…
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Words matter
Since the dawn of the Internet, some have predicted that it would render print media…
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UGA’s Redcoat Band launches public phase of campaign for new practice complex
The University of Georgia Redcoat Marching Band announces the public phase of its $2.5 million…
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Nominations open for UGA’s Fulfilling the Dream Awards
he University of Georgia is accepting nominations for the 2009 President’s Fulfilling the Dream Awards…
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Miss. State president, commissioner both depart over landscaping issue
Vance H. Watson, interim president of Mississippi State University, stepped down after receiving heavy criticism…
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Symposium examines role of diversity in university’s mission
The mission of the University of Georgia cannot be achieved without a comprehensive commitment to…
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Psychology professional, students give hope to local resource center
But as soon as Gayle Spears, an academic professional in the psychology department, answered the…
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The freshman 15
It’s all done for “the sheer pleasure of teaching,” according to Jonathan Evans, associate professor…
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Overseas journalist calls for more foreign reporting
Media outlets scale back their foreign news coverage at the risk of contributing to a…
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A chance to help
Now, more than ever, is the time to help those in need, organizers of the…
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Redesigned Bulletin hits its target
For a Web site about course listings, the new Bulletin site (bulletin.uga.edu) generates a lot…
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Campaign talk
As the presidential race heads toward a Nov. 4 Election Day showdown between Republican John…
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Lawsuit settlement costs Rhode Island College more than $11,000
Rhode Island College recently settled a lawsuit with a student group that claimed the institution…
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GMAT scores canceled for cheating
Eighty-four people who paid a Web site to get a sneak peek at questions on…
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Fewer college students smoking
Smoking is being snuffed out on college campuses, according a report released Sept. 9 by…
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Diversity Days highlights connections
Tolerating diversity is not enough. To make an impact on individuals across campus and the…
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President discusses budget
The university will undergo budget tightening during the 2009 fiscal year, but student instruction and…
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New director of contracts and grants named
Following a nationwide search, Pamela Ray, has been named director of contracts and grants at…
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Upcoming symposium will focus on safety during emergencies
“Responding to Emergencies on Campus: UGA and You,” a symposium on campus security, is scheduled…
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Second annual Diversity Days celebration kicks off Sept. 8
The Office of Institutional Diversity will hold its second annual Embracing Diversity celebration, an institution-wide…
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UGA gears up for second annual Diversity Days Celebration- Sept. 8
The University of Georgia’s Office of Institutional Diversity is gearing up for its second annual…
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Symposium on campus safety to be held September 11
“Responding to Emergencies on Campus: UGA and You,” a symposium on campus security, is slated…
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UGA names new director of contracts and grants
Following a nationwide search, Pamela Ray, has been named director of contracts and grants at…
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New programs help to educate UGA employees about P-Card policies
Recent regulations and penalties on P-Card use have stoked reservations and questions on campus, but…
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