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UGA’s Warnell School to host ‘Effingham Girls in Science’ 3rd Annual Open House
Effingham (County) Girls in Science will be holding its 3rd Annual Open House on Saturday, Aug. 18 from 1 p.m. until 4 p.m. at the…
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Media Advisory: 800 graduate students expected at orientation and InfoFair
University of Georgia Graduate School officials expect 800 incoming students at the Graduate School Orientation and InfoFair Monday, Aug. 13, from 9 to 11:15 a.m.…
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University of Georgia to relocate programs in Gwinnett to new facility
The University of Georgia has received approval from the University System Board of Regents for an agreement that allows the university to relocate its graduate…
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Imported foods cause for concern
A University of Georgia expert says the challenges in ensuring a safe U.S.food supply will grow unless solutions are provided quickly.
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UGA announces 2007 recipients of the Shaw-White Family Scholarship
The University of Georgia has awarded the Shaw-White Family Scholarship to incoming freshmen Christopher George Perry Guess and Katie Rosenbalm.
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UGA’s Oxford study abroad program moves to new facility
More University of Georgia students will be able to participate in UGA’s popular residential study abroad program in Oxford, England, and they will live in…
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Twelve UGA freshmen chosen to receive Coca-Cola First Generation Scholarship
Twelve incoming University of Georgia freshmen who are the first in their families to attend college have been named recipients of the inaugural Coca-Cola First…
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UGA concludes settlements for two more Lumpkin Street Greek houses
The University of Georgia in the last week has completed transactions to acquire clear title to two more Greek houses along Lumpkin Street – the…
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UGA study finds common component of fruits, vegetables kills prostate cancer cells
A new University of Georgia study finds that pectin, a type of fiber found in fruits and vegetables and used in making jams and other…
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John Keane, producer, engineer, musician and author to teach ProTools Recording for Music Business
John Keane, producer, engineer, musician and author, will teach a unit on Pro Tools Recording for UGA’s popular Music Business Program during fall and spring…
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UGA Odum School of Ecology assistant professor finds our more about invasice species
In a recent publication in Functional Ecology, Drake demonstrated that in fish, invasive species were more successful in relation to higher parental investment – meaning…
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Terry College of Business to offer International Residency Program on doing business in China
The Terry College of Business at the University of Georgia is helping to bridge potential gaps in foreign relations with its hands-on International Residency Programs,…
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Lamar Dodd Galleries present “Her Flock” by Martijn van Wagtendonk
The University of Georgia Lamar Dodd School of Art Galleries are pleased to present “Her Flock”, the second installment in the triptych Mechanical and Metaphysical…
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Delta’s Tim Mapes awarded Dean’s Medal by UGA’s Grady College
Tim Mapes, vice president of marketing at Delta Air Lines, was awarded the inaugural Dean’s Medal for Communication Leadership from the University of Georgia’s Grady…
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UGA to welcome students to residence halls during Hunker Down with Housing
The University of Georgia’s Department of University Housing will welcome all new and returning students to residence halls on campus Friday, Aug. 10, through Sunday,…
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Fanning Dat at UGA to celebrate life and legacy of late J.W. Fanning
he University of Georgia’s Fanning Institute will celebrate the life and contributions of its namesake, the late UGA vice president J.W. Fanning, with the first…
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UGA again tops $100 million in annual private fundraising
For the second consecutive year, the University of Georgia has broken the $100 million mark in private funds raised, receiving a total of $106.4 million…
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Pillars of the Arch Picnic starts new academic year at UGA
The University of Georgia will welcome new freshmen to campus and get the new academic year off to a spirited start with the Pillars of…
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New Web site chronicles 1936 Gainesville tornado disaster and recovery
A new Web site at the Digital Library of Georgia, The 1936 Gainesville Tornado: Disaster and Recovery, provides a vivid portrayal of the ill-fated morning…
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UGA Graduate School promotes diversity in students and research
Brandon Young is excited about computer programming and he wants others to be excited too. The Miles College (Ala.) sophomore has spent the summer working…
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Delta Price nominations open
Nominations are now open for the Delta Prize for Global Understanding.
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Georgians express high levels of satisfaction with their health care services
Despite the national debate on health care reform, Georgians generally express a high level of satisfaction with several aspects of the health care system, according…
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Study shows minority groups’ share of $10 trillion U.S. consumer market is growing steadily
The buying power of Hispanics – now the nation’s largest minority group – will exceed $860 billion in 2007 and is whizzing its way to…
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UGA College of Veterinary Medicine faculty member Barsanti receives nat’l award
University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine professor emeritus Jeanne Barsanti received the 2007 American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine’s Distinguished Service Award at the…