All News
-
Play suggestions needed
The department of theatre and film is selecting plays for the 2005-06 production season. In hopes of creating more interdisciplinary productions, the department is accepting…
-
Study: UGA has $2 billion impact on Athens economy
A recently released study says the University System of Georgia has a $9.7 billion annual economic impact on the state, a $1.7 billion increase since a similar…
-
Book explores Latin American politics
Politics and Social Change in Latin America: Still a Distinct Tradition? Edited by Howard J. Wiarda and Margaret MacLeish Mott Praeger Publishers $27.95 Politics and…
-
Applying themselves
With just a week until the Feb. 1 deadline to apply for the freshman class that will enter in 2005, the Undergraduate Admissions office is in…
-
UGA, Spelman extend agreement
A five-year renewable cooperative agreement between UGA and Spelman College was extended for an additional year, which began Sept. 1 and will run through Aug.…
-
John “Crawfish” Crawford received 2004 Millie Graham Award
John “Crawfish” Crawford, public service representative of the university’s Marine Education Center and Aquarium on Skidaway Island, received the 2004 Millie Graham Award from the…
-
UGA celebrates number 220
The UGA Alumni Association will mark UGA’s 220th anniversary Jan. 27 with the annual Founders’ Day Lecture at 3 p.m. in the Chapel.
-
Screening raises more than $6,600
A capacity crowd of 500 packed the Tate Theater earlier this month to watch a special 35mm pre-release screening of Hotel Rwanda and to support…
-
Service with a smile
Making the Martin Luther King holiday “A Day On, Not a Day Off,” volunteers worked to clean up Gospel Pilgrim Cemetery in Athens.
-
Process of elimination
A lipid that helps destroy potentially harmful cells during brain development shows promise for improving the safety and efficacy of stem cell transplants, say researchers…
-
Study: Law students not prepared for job search after graduation
According to a recent study of law students across the nation, half of them feel that their school has done little to help prepare them to…
-
Alumni conference registration
The UGA Alumni Association is now accepting registrations for the Multicultural Alumni Conference to be held Feb. 4-5 at the Sky Suites at Sanford Stadium. Registration…
-
Georgia Farm Bureau endows lectures
The Georgia Farm Bureau has donated $100,000 to the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences to endow the Georgia Farm Bureau Land Grant University Lecture…
-
Founders would be surprised
UGA calls itself the “first state-chartered university,” and on Jan. 27 the evidence will be on display. As always on Founders’ Day, the public will be…
-
University’s original charter on display following restoration, conservation work
The original charter of the first state university will be displayed Jan. 27 following restoration and conservation work. The document, originally signed in Savannah in 1785,…
-
BC prof accused of plagiarism
The Rev. William W. Meissner, theology professor at Boston College, committed “a serious breach of professional and scholarly standards” by plagiarizing sections of his book…
-
Bryan Ruff
JOB DESCRIPTION: “I wash dishes in Snelling Dining Hall, but I do about five jobs-I take out the garbage and recycling, get the glasses and…
-
Education task force schedules two discussion forums
The Task Force for General Education and Student Learning has scheduled two forums to allow faculty and students to provide ideas and suggestions for the…
-
Computer service outage
From 5 p.m. Jan. 29 until 10 a.m. Jan. 30, computer services located in the Boyd Data Center will not be available. The campus network will remain available, including…
-
It’s all Ludwig
The Performing Arts Center presents the Prague Symphony Orchestra Jan. 29 at 8 p.m. in Hodgson Hall. The orchestra will perform an all-Beethoven program, concluding with Beethoven’s…
-
Meeting of the minds
The annual Public Service and Outreach Conference will focus on academic service learning this year. The conference, to be held Jan. 27 at the Georgia Center…
-
Government Accountability Office sued over cuts in men’s sports
A group called the College Sports Council has filed a lawsuit against the Government Accountability Office, an investigative branch of Congress, for allegedly overstating increases…
-
Leara Rhodes received 2004 Barry Bingham Sr. Fellowship
Leara Rhodes, associate professor of journalism, received the 2004 Barry Bingham Sr. Fellowship from the National Conference of Editorial Writers. The Bingham Fellowship is presented…
