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Charleston, South Carolina, and Savannah are two sides of the same coin. As two of the first English-speaking cities founded in America, the two cities…

Adversity can accelerate brain aging among Black Americans

Stress, hardship may increase the risk of cognitive decline and dementia.

AI could improve assessments of childhood creativity

Researchers seek to increase reliability of evaluations on creativity assessments.

UGA receives $18.5M from sale of Lake Blackshear property

Land donation has potential to become ‘transformative’ gift for school.

City serves as model for smart economic growth

With help from UGA, Gainesville has made major progress.

A conversation with President Jere W. Morehead

In July, Jere W. Morehead marked his 10th year as president of the University of Georgia.

UGA named one of America’s best colleges

“Money” magazine highlights UGA within Best Colleges in America 2023 list.

UGA program prepares students for engagement

The PSO Student Scholars program has had an impact on hundreds of UGA students.

Study links tree genetics to biodiversity patterns

Detailed research effort will help inform reforestation efforts.

UGA program helps improve downtown Thomaston

Students take the lead on projects to revitalize the community.

Course reserves services open for summer, fall 2023

Requests submitted by July 21 are guaranteed to be available by the first day of fall semester classes.

First-year UGA students learn the art of the grill

A first-year course allows students to discover the art, science and history of barbecue.

CAES researchers find improved treatments for removing ‘forever chemicals’

PFAS are commonly found in paper food packaging, stain-resistant and waterproof clothing and furniture, fire-repellants, and nonstick cookware.

CAES researchers find simple solution to keep produce fresh, fight food waste

Deltsidis’ research program focuses on extending the shelf-life of fruits and vegetables and implementing technologies to improve market quality.

CAES partners with Spelman College to build diversity in sustainable food systems

UGA and Spelman are building a resilient partnership in hopes of increasing UGA recruitment of Spelman students who are interested in pursuing food and agricultural…