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Demand for UGA education continues among student applicants

Early acceptances for Class of 2027 showcase exceptional student qualifications.

Columns holiday 2022 publication break

Columns will resume regular weekly publication on Jan. 9. Send announcements for that issue to columns@uga.edu by noon on Jan. 3.

Explosive Bulldogs capture SEC title with 50-30 win

The top-ranked Georgia team produced explosive plays all over the field.

Diplomatic Corps

Experience the world with five alumni who have represented the U.S. as ambassadors.

Faculty member focuses on keeping animals healthy

Angie McDaniel shares her love of large animals with others.

Fifth cohort of Women’s Staff Leadership Institute celebrates graduates

Participants reflect on their experiences in the program.

Holiday concerts make UGA merry

Take 6 performs Dec. 17 at 7:30 p.m. at the Performing Arts Center.

Lead@3 speakers offer advice, tips, inspiration

The series focuses on women’s leadership in higher education and beyond, and three speakers are invited each semester.

Russian Flagship Program receives renewed funding

The Russian Flagship Program secured $344,000 in National Security Education Program (NSEP) funding for student scholarships and $374,000 in operational funds for the 2022-2023 academic…

Science communication is key to public acceptance, innovation

Alison Van Eenannaam, professor of Cooperative Extension at the University of California, Davis, gave the 2022 D.W. Brooks Lecture.

Five tips to stress less over the holidays

Enjoy the company of friends and family and take time to remember what the holidays are all about.

Rethinking your yard? Plant more flowers

Color is the most obvious design contribution of flowers, but another strategy is to create unity in small gardens.

Haire named Frank J. Goodnow Award recipient

Susan Brodie Haire, a professor in the School of Public and International Affairs’ political science department, has been selected to receive the Frank J. Goodnow…