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Steam outages
Some campus buildings will be without steam service from 8 a.m. July 25 untilapproximately noon July 28 in order to reconfigure steam lines as a…
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Counseling professor’s youth program receives grant from board of regents
Deryl Bailey, an associate professor in counseling and human development services in the College of Education, will receive a $22,500 grant from the University System…
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‘Georgia Review’ wins seven regional GAMMA awards for excellence
The Georgia Review, UGA’s nationally renowned quarterly journal of arts and letters, earned seven honors, including four golds, at the Magazine Association of the Southeast’s…
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WUGA-FM wins 11 broadcasting awards
WUGA, 91.7/97.9 FM public radio for the Athens area, recently received 11 awards for broadcasting excellence. The radio station received six first place awards for…
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Education college marks its centennial
Nearly 800 people gathered to celebrate the College of Education’s 100th birthday at a festive centennial luncheon at the Classic Center in downtown Athens last…
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Parking services launches campaign to improve customer service
University Parking Services has launched a two-year campaign to improve customer service.
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First Bill and June Flatt Professor in Foods and Nutrition appointed
Mary Ann Johnson, a foods and nutrition professor who has developed research-based programs focused on helping older adults eat nutritious meals, has been named the…
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Arthur Horne named new dean of College of Education
Arthur Horne named new dean of College of Education
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‘He brought glory to old Georgia’
Uga VI, UGA’s English Bulldog mascot, passed away June 27 from congestive heart failure in his hometown, Savannah. On June 30, a private funeral was…
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UGA shows off bioenergy work at national alternative fuel demonstration
From bicycle-powered light bulbs to algae bubbling in plastic bags, a field at the National Arboretum in Washington, D.C., was transformed into an alternative fuel…
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UGA Research Foundation to acquire local television station
The UGA Research Foundation has reached an agreement to acquire WNEG-TV, channel 32, from its current owner, Media General Inc. Transfer of the license for…
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Move-in volunteers
Hunker Down with Housing is looking for faculty and staff volunteers. As an early move-in initiative sponsored by University Housing, the program helps to ease…
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Steam outages
Some campus buildings will be without steam service from 8 a.m. July 25 until approximately noon July 28 in order to reconfigure steam lines as…
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Exploring boundaries
The Georgia Center for Continuing Education Conference Center and Hotel will present Boundaries: Landscapes and Identity The Art of Roberta Griffin and Bosco Meneses. The…
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Counseling professor’s youth program receives grant from board of regents
Deryl Bailey, an associate professor in counseling and human development services in the College of Education, will receive a $22,500 grant from the University System…
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‘Georgia Review’ wins seven regional GAMMA awards for excellence
The Georgia Review, UGA’s nationally renowned quarterly journal of arts and letters, earned seven honors, including four golds, at the Magazine Association of the Southeast’s…
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WUGA-FM wins 11 broadcasting awards
WUGA, 91.7/97.9 FM public radio for the Athens area, recently received 11 awards for broadcasting excellence. The radio station received six first place awards for…
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Finalists for MCG-UGA Medical Partnership deanship give seminars on campus
Four finalists for the new position of dean of the Medical College of Georgia-University of Georgia Medical Partnership will present public seminars on campus for…
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Chicken fat? Really?
From bicycle-powered light bulbs to algae bubbling in plastic bags, a field at the National Arboretum in Washington, D.C., was transformed into an alternative fuel…
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UGA Research Foundation to acquire local television station
The UGA Research Foundation has reached an agreement to acquire WNEG-TV, channel 32, from its current owner, Media General Inc. Transfer of the license for…
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First Flatt professor
Mary Ann Johnson, a foods and nutrition professor who has developed research-based programs focused on helping older adults eat nutritious meals, has been named the…
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Research shows link between thunderstorms and asthma attacks
In the first in-depth study of its kind ever done in the Southeastern United States, researchers at the University of Georgia and Emory University have…
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University of Georgia awards 2008 Charter Scholarships
The 2008 freshman class at the University of Georgia will include 331 undergraduates who have been awarded Charter Scholarships by the Office of Undergraduate Admissions.
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UGA awards 2008 Georgia Incentive Scholarships
The University of Georgia Office of Undergraduate Admissions has awarded Georgia Incentive Scholarships to 22 incoming freshmen.