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Manager makes a difference in and out of the office

Amber Laws keeps the UGA Speech and Hearing Clinic running smoothly.

Georgia 4-H has selected Melanie Biersmith as the new state 4-H leader, effective Nov. 1.

R. Baxter Miller, professor of English in the Institute for African American Studies in the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences, spoke at a recent…

Charles van Rees, a postdoctoral associate and ornithologist in the Wenger Lab in the Odum School of Ecology, shared some of the top locations for…

Alicia Holloway, a UGA Extension agent from Barrow County, spoke with the Associated Press, as seen in the Effingham Daily News, about the future of…

Mild stress levels force your body to optimize cognition and body function.

Lewis Earnest turned to an unlikely source to help figure out a common issue.

Student is working to find sources of plant-based protein in new places.

The center is intended to strengthen public health response to infectious disease threats.

CCSD and UGA partner to launch the Clarke Middle Health Center.

He has worked his way up the sports writing ladder.

UGA vice president for information technology honored by Georgia CIO.

Machine learning programs can give hackers insight into your daily habits.

Over 75% of UGA freshmen graduate in four years.

The Rhodes Scholarship is the oldest and most celebrated award in the world.

Three federal grants from the U.S. Department of Education will aid the continuation of UGA’s TRIO programs.

Arthur Tripp will deliver the keynote address at the 19th annual Martin Luther King Jr. Freedom Breakfast on Jan. 13, 2023.

The professorship recognizes and supports an outstanding faculty member whose work focuses on interdisciplinary issues of gender and women’s history.

The 2022-2024 cohort of the Lilly Teaching Fellows engaged in team-building activities to build rapport across the cohort.