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UGA leads state in Georgia bar exam passage for ninth straight year
Law school graduates, who sat for the July 2022 exam, posted the highest rate for first-time takers among all of the state’s law schools.
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Georgia Museum of Art receives best in show design award
The Georgia Museum of Art received both a gold in the magazines and newsletters category and a “Best in Show” award in the 2022 Southeastern…
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Spotlight on the Arts festival highlights UGA’s excellence in arts and humanities
More than 60 events in the literary, performing and visual arts scheduled throughout November.
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WUGA wins at GABBY Awards
WUGA journalists honored by the Georgia Association of Broadcasters.
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UGA Libraries seeks student, faculty input through surveys
UGA students and faculty can provide feedback on library services, facilities, and resources through surveys distributed to users this fall.
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Director helps students through collegiate transitions
Nicole McConnell’s team runs Dawg Camp, Welcome UGA and more.
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UGA Presents puts on a Day of the Dead concert
The Villalobos Brothers will make their UGA Presents debut on the Day of the Dead, Nov. 2, at 7:30 p.m. at Hodgson Concert Hall.
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UGA Opera tempts audiences with sinister ‘Faust’
Performances are Nov. 11 at 7:30 p.m. and Nov. 13 at 3 p.m. in Hodgson Hall at the Performing Arts Center.
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Alumnus brings documentary film to Tate Theatre
“Behind the Strings” will premiere on Nov. 1 at 7:30 p.m.
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Some stress might actually be a good thing, associate professor finds
Assaf Oshri, associate professor in the department of human development and family science in the College of Family and Consumer Sciences, spoke with U.S. News…
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New study shows many teens aren’t reaching exercise goals, associate professor says
Janani Rajbhandari-Thapa, associate professor in the College of Public Health, and a team of researchers shared their new study with Consumer Affairs regarding exercise in…
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Professor discusses how canine heart disease was linked to grain-free dog food
Grain-free dog food became popular in the late 2010s as a “more natural” food for man’s best friend. Later, research linked that food to higher…
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Biography tells the story of a self-made man
Born sometime around 1745, Olaudah Equiano was known as the most renowned person of African descent in his time. He published his own autobiography in…
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The history of candy corn
People have strong feelings about this particular Halloween treat.
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UGA Foundation honors Victor Wilson
The Distinguished Service Award includes $100,000 to establish a scholarship in his name.
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The Bulldogs behind the perfect jack-o’-lantern
Ten years is average time it takes to see a new variety through the trial process.
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Georgia Power CEO to deliver Commencement address
Christopher Womack to address undergraduate class, researcher Alan Darvill to address graduate class.
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Advancing the world’s first honeybee vaccine
UGA partners with Dalan Animal Health to develop a vaccine that could help beekeepers.
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New cohort of STEM leadership fellows announced
The academy is designed to support STEM faculty from underrepresented backgrounds.
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Blue Key awards banquet recognizes 2022 award recipients, initiates
The banquet was held Oct. 14.
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Deadline extended for Fulfilling the Dream Award nominations
Nominations will be accepted through Oct. 28.