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Administrative Changes
• Stephen Corey has been named the new editor of The Georgia Review. Corey, who has worked with the journal for more than 24 years,…
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Unique background proves useful to new Georgia Center director
From college linebacker to college chief of police and junior college president, William Crowe, the new director of the Georgia Center for Continuing Education Conference…
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State Symphony Orchestra of Mexico set to perform
The UGA Performing Arts Center presents the State Symphony Orchestra of Mexico Jan. 27 at 7:30 p.m. in Hodgson Concert Hall. Director Enrique Bátiz will…
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Devotional prints on displayy
Devotional Prints from Germany and the Netherlands, an exhibition highlighting prints of religious subject matter, is on view at the Georgia Museum of Art through…
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Amelia Piano Trio plays at Performing Arts Center Jan. 25
The UGA Performing Arts Center presents the Amelia Piano Trio on Jan. 25 at 8 p.m. in Hodgson Concert Hall as part of the Franklin…
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Playoff proposal goes to NCAA committee
During its annual convention last week in Nashville, the National Collegiate Athletic Association assigned UGA President Michael F. Adams’ proposal to create a football postseason…
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University Housing wins excellence award
The Department of University Housing recently received a Commitment to Excellence–Gold Institution–Award for demonstrated dedication to continuous quality improvement of programs and services through ongoing…
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GTIPI receives highway safety grant
UGA’s Traffic Injury Prevention Institute recently earned a $948,400 grant from the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety to continue its education and training programs in…
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Schnoor, national expert on climate change, to discuss biofuels
The great convergence of the desire for energy security with the need to mitigate global warming has spawned potential solutions in the area of biofuels…
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Side effects may vary
Prescription drug ads on television first hit the airwaves just more than a decade ago, but a new UGA study finds that most of them…
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Self-service Web site improves its address change feature
A new feature has been added to UGA’s self-service Web site so that individual users may change their home addresses and phone numbers at any…
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Some Arizona State University students unable to prove legal status
Some students at Arizona State University will have to pay out-of-state tuition after failing to prove that they entered the U.S. legally, the East Valley…
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Florida A&M University is ordered to pay $273,000 to 352 employees
After failing to accurately account for overtime work of 352 employees, Florida A&M University was ordered to make up for its error by paying $273,000…
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Nominations now being accepted for student employee of the year
They drive campus transit buses through narrow parking lots, help clean out the horse barns, answer the phones and help out when the computers crash,…
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Employees must report criminal charge or conviction to legal affairs
The President’s Cabinet in December adopted a policy that requires employees to promptly notify the university if they are charged with, or convicted of, a…
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Room to grow
The Medical College of Georgia School of Medicine, a unit of the University System of Georgia, could expand statewide to 1,200 students by 2020, from…
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Internationally acclaimed dress scholar to speak at UGA
Joanne Eicher, considered by many to be the leading researcher in the field of dress study, will provide the keynote speech at the Costume Society…
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UGA College of Veterinary Medicie sets annual Open House for April 4
The University of Georgia’s College of Veterinary Medicine will hold its annual Open House on Friday, April 4 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. A…
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University, community come together to honor King’s legacy
The university and the Athens-area community will celebrate the life and legacy of the late Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with a series of…
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Three finalists named for environment and design dean
Three finalists have been named for the position of dean of UGA’s College of Environment and Design and are visiting the university this month to…
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EECP director to deliver Founders’ Day Lecture Jan. 24
In observance of UGA’s 223rd anniversary, Dorinda G. Dallmeyer, the director of UGA’s Environmental Ethics Certificate Program, will present the annual Founders’ Day Lecture. Dallmeyer,…
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Future Investment
Sergio Quesada (right) an anthropology lecturer, takes a moment to talk to Coile Middle School students Enrique Salazar (left) and Jorge Esquivel, who are both…
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Report Calls for statewide expansion by University System to meet doctor shortage
A report calling for the expansion of medical education in Georgia was accepted today by the University System of Georgia Board of Regents in a…
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Benham speaks and four receive Fulfilling the Dream Awards at annual Freedom Breakfast
“If you’re going to dream, dream big enough”-that’s the message Georgia Supreme Court Justice Robert Benham gave at the fifth annual Freedom Breakfast Jan. 18…