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Student dominates on the track and on campus

Hayden Swank uses business skills to push boundaries on the racetrack.

Incoming class brings impressive academic achievements, test scores.

UGA students move back to campus as new academic year begins.

Publication continues to share the university’s stories.

A slimy little animal, the oyster, can make a big difference in the ecosystem, just like kids can make a big difference in the world.

UGA faculty and staff can receive a 20% discount on all single tickets (exclusions apply) through Aug. 19.

The appointment was effective Aug. 1.

Shane Pruitt shares his talents with the UGA, Athens communities.

UGA Cooperative Extension is partnering with the Rosalynn Carter Butterfly Trail to honor the former first lady’s work in pollinator conservation.

The NSF award advances convergent research in quantum information science and engineering.

This program highlights the long-lasting partnership between Georgia’s two land-grant universities.

$1M National Science Foundation grant will fund disease forecasting.

New evidence reveals sturgeon may be reproducing for the first time in over 50 years.

It could help food processors identify contamination early.

UGA alumnus is a namesake of the new Black-Diallo-Miller residence hall.

UGA alumna is a namesake of the new Black-Diallo-Miller residence hall.

UGA alumna is a namesake of the new Black-Diallo-Miller residence hall.

Watching the weather and securing bouncy houses with stakes can keep kids safe.