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Students design their futures
Crushed oregano and sisal are the soothing tones that decorate the guest bedroom of the Rochesters’ beach house.
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New iPhone app diagnoses turfgrass problems
Thanks to some University of Georgia experts the iphone can now can help turfgrass managers diagnose and remedy turf problems.
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Secure UGA, Secure Georgia
When the University of Georgia wanted to make its students, faculty, and staff safer on the Internet, the computer security awareness campaign known as SecureUGA…
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Textbook inspires Malawi teen to ‘harness the wind’
A science textbook written by University of Georgia education professor Mary M. Atwater is being heralded as the inspiration and guide for a 14-year-old African…
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Big science on a small scale: Opening celebration and symposium for new nano-bio clean room
The University of Georgia celebrates the official opening of its new nano-bio clean room with a ceremony and symposium on Friday, March 12 at the…
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Air Force ROTC offers travel opportunities
This past summer, two University of Georgia Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps cadets spent their summers traveling abroad and being paid for it.
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International issues
The University of Georgia Washington Semester Program and the UGA at Oxford Program have joined forces to offer undergraduates a new seven-week travel-study opportunity during…
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Teaching teachers to teach
Ten recent graduates or professionals in mathematics and science returned to classes at the University of Georgia in the fall to become future math and…
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The UGA Graduate School turns 100
Over the past 100 years, the UGA Graduate School helped thousands of students achieve graduate degrees across a wide variety of disciplines
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Spreading the news for a healthier Georgia
A new public health news bureau, staffed by University of Georgia graduate students, will soon give voice to people and health-related issues often overlooked in…
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Government managers share with MPA future leaders
Graduate students from the UGA Master of Public Administration program are learning the hands-on realities of managing local governments this semester in a unique course.
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Engineering research opportunities
Undergraduate research opportunities on campus are being expanded through a partnership between the Honors Program’s Center for Undergraduate Research Opportunities and the Faculty of Engineering.
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UGA has an app for that
Prospective University of Georgia students can now access admissions information and other features on their Apple iPhone or iPod Touch.
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Hi-tech brings students closer together
A student picks up her pen, looks at the teacher, waits for a minute and presses a button on her table.
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Honoring the Past; Looking to the Future
The University of Georgia will celebrate the 225th anniversary of its founding with a two-day symposium April 22-23.
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Census ‘Counts’ on UGA Students
A team of public relations students created a hyper-local, grassroots campaign to promote the 2010 U.S. Census in the Athens area.
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A green and lasting pledge
In the last year alone, about 225 oak trees have been planted.
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Partnering on Behalf of Georgia
Forty aspiring physicians began their education in Athens Aug. 9 as the inaugural class of the Medical College of Georgia/University of Georgia Medical Partnership.
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Burn Camp
When Dana Dillard, MSW ’01, signed up for a course called Social Work with Burn Survivors at the end of her first year in graduate…
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Making New College ‘new’ again
New College, one of the oldest buildings on the UGA campus, has undergone extensive renovations that have brought the exterior back to its 1875 appearance…
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Foundations first
Juniors entering the Terry College in fall 2010 have discovered they have a lot more in common with each other, thanks to a newly adopted…
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UGA brings stem cell pioneer to campus for Ritter Lecture
The first man to create insulin-producing cells in the lab —a potential breakthrough for treating diabetes—will speak March 23 at the University of Georgia.
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Two UGA grad students in counseling honored for work in Gwinnett schools
Two University of Georgia graduate students in the College of Education have been recognized for their work as counselors in Gwinnett County.
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Good Eats chef and SPIA dean to speak at Commencement exercises
Nationally recognized chef and television personality Alton Brown will be the speaker at the University of Georgia’s spring undergraduate Commencement exercises at 6:30 p.m. May…