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Nature as a classroom
Coastal Georgia’s salt marshes and beaches become both subject and classroom for UGA students.
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Ivester Foundation commits $1.1 million to UGA School of Medicine scholarships
The gift, matched to a value of $2.2 million, will provide scholarships for Hall County students.
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Opioid use linked to higher risk of C. difficile infection
Opioids may put patients at higher risk of developing potentially deadly infections.
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Bulldogs dominate Alabama for SEC Championship
Bulldogs seeded No. 3 in College Football Playoffs, get first round bye.
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A Virus Takes Flight
Avian influenza isn’t new. But the most recent outbreak’s rapid and prolific spread is setting off alarm bells.
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Fall Research Summit participants look to face challenges, build on opportunities
The summit examined how to propel UGA’s research enterprise to the next level.
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Shell to Shore: Saving Georgia’s oyster coast one shuck at a time
Shell to Shore helps rebuild oyster habitats and mitigate against sea level rise.
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Dream Big, Stay Local: At UGA-Tifton, students build agricultural careers in rural Georgia
UGA-Tifton enables rural students to learn in classrooms, laboratories and fertile fields directly linked to the industry that sustains their region.
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Matches made to help
First-year Full-Time Terry MBA students committed to 20 months of service.
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Records Management program offers end-of-year tips
December is an ideal time for departments to review and purge their outdated student records. All records generated by staff and faculty of the…
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A chef’s journey from local restaurants to UGA’s dining commons
Robert Clark connects through food.
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Assistant professor creates interactive art and artists
Kimberly Lyle explores the use of AI in art.
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Twenty-five UGA employees retired Dec. 1, 2025
Twenty-five UGA employees retired Dec. 1, 2025
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Commencement set for Dec. 12
A total of 3,234 students are eligible for graduation.
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Using video games to get kids interested in learning
A UGA-developed video game proves more effective at educating children than traditional classroom activities.
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UGA’s top students break ground in regenerative bioscience
The novel undergraduate program provides hands-on experience, unique workforce skills.
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Georgia civic leader receives UGA Libraries award
T. Rogers Wade recognized with award named in honor of Vince and Barbara Dooley.
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Biomedical physiology joins UGA Cortona’s curriculum
UGA students discover the intersections of medicine and humanities in Cortona, Italy.
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Youth experiencing economic hardship at higher risk of suicide, suicidal thoughts
Improving sleep quality may guard against mental health problems in children.
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UGA celebrates School of Medicine building milestone
The medical education and research building is scheduled for completion in December 2026.
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UGA launches fundraising initiative to further bolster scholarships
University doubles down on student pathways to education in bold scholarship commitment.
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Bulldogs hold off Tech, heading to SEC Championship
The Bulldogs will take on Alabama Saturday in Atlanta.
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Significant investments revive UGA’s West Campus
Revitalization of Legion Field latest project to improve key area of campus.
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UGA thought leaders take center stage
As a co-host of Inside Higher Ed’s recent national conference, the university showcased several student programs
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Beyond the Arch: From UGA to the Bay
The Ganeshan sisters share a similar path to becoming leaders in their fields.