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Rory Powell
You might have seen Rory Powell playing his trumpet before. During the first few weeks of school in his freshman year, Powell was selected as…
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Mallory Grebel
Since coming to UGA, Mallory Grebel has found many opportunities for service and leadership. During last year, she was the Vice President of the Student…
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Fernando Torres-Vélez
Fernando J. Torres-Vélez came to the College of Veterinary Medicine in the summer of 2002 as an anatomic pathology resident after completing a fellowship in…
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Hariqbal Basi
Hariqbal Basi leaves no stone unturned. A triple major, he has won numerous honors and awards including a Charter Scholarship, awarded to the top five…
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Matthew Wilson
Senior Matthew Wilson knows that often the gift one receives comes from giving. He was the president of UGA’s Ag Hill Council last year and…
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Marcus Myers
This summer, graduate student Cayce Myers worked as an intern for CBS News’ London bureau. He was there during the London bombings, and he helped…
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Chloe Thompson
Chloe Thompson has been taking advantage of the opportunities she has had at UGA. Like most honors students, she had several options when it came…
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John David Pritchett
In the summer, vet student John David Pritchett returned to the Pantanal Region of Brazil to complete a study of vampire bats that he started…
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Desiree Jennings
Senior Desiree Jennings loves children. She has spent her summers working with children who are in occupational therapy, and she is working toward a degree…
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Tree ordinance debate
Students in ENGR 4630 (Design of Residential Structures) will debate the recently passed tree ordinance for Athens-Clarke County Dec. 8 at 12:30 p.m. in the…
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Regents approve five new engineering degree programs
Last month the regents approved five new engineering degree programs in three specialty areas at UGA. Bachelor of science degrees in biochemical engineering, computer systems…
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$276,091 NASA grant will fund collaborative, three-year study of star-forming regions
NASA has awarded a team led by two UGA physicists a grant of $276,091.
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Melisa Cahnmann received honorable mention in 2005 Barbara Mandigo Kelly Peace Poetry Contest
Melisa Cahnmann, an assistant professor of language and literacy education, received honorable mention in the 2005 Barbara Mandigo Kelly Peace Poetry Contest. Sponsored by the…
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Giving back: Students’ international experiences benefit Georgia communities
UGA students are using their study-abroad experiences in developing countries to give back to the Athens community.
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Out in the cold
The university community is reminded of procedures for announcing operational changes during periods of inclement winter weather.
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Glenn Burton, famous for his work with grains and grasses, dies at age 95
Glenn W. Burton, 95, a farm boy who became world famous for his work which improved pearl millet-a food staple for 90 million people around…
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University Woman’s Club
The University Woman’s Club will host its annual Christmas luncheon Dec. 11 at 11:30 a.m. at the Athens Country Club. -Entertainment will be provided by the…
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Southern U. will reopen in spring
Southern University in New Orleans will reopen next semester to students. But due to the damage the campus suffered from Hurricane Katrina, classes will take…
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Liz Murphey, champion for women’s sports, dies after short illness
Elizabeth Dee “Liz” Murphey, one of the leading figures in the evolution of women’s intercollegiate athletics at UGA and nationally, died Nov. 23 at Northeast…
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KU prof wins $10.4 million grant
Gunda Georg, a medicinal chemistry professor at the University of Kansas, received a $10.4 million federal grant to support research in the battle against cancer.…
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Cortona study-abroad program expands to include science, medicine courses
For more than 25 years, UGA students have had the opportunity to take a wide range of courses in the arts and humanities through the…
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Gas prices haven’t changed behavior
Although Georgians were alarmed by the sharp rise in gas prices following Hurricane Katrina and are pessimistic about the future of prices at the pump,…
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Cook’s Holiday
Campus Catering will host its annual Cook’s Holiday Feast Dec. 15 and 16 in Georgia Hall on the lower level of the Tate Student Center.…
