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Can tech save the world?

Peter Zimmerli implored attendees to expand their thinking regarding technology and sustainability at the Cleantech Symposium at UGA.

Yellow-orange flowers and large leaves set this tree apart from others.

Mennah Abdelwahab will put her double major to use for the greater good.

Changes will enable more patients to get the health care they need.

7,603 students eligible for graduation at this year’s spring Commencement.

PROPEL gives rural communities in Georgia the tools to prosper and thrive.

Several UGA projects received financial support from Georgia lawmakers this session.

The conference drew 150 industry, government and education leaders.

Negative effects can be avoided by encouraging participation in multiple sports.

The UGA alumnus is “seeking to expose new fundamental principles of chemistry.”

‘Catastrophe theory’ can shed new light on how drought affects plants.

As a child, Hayes Uga Poindexter picked his own middle name.

UGA Hillel will renovate the former Baxter Street Bookstore.

The performances will take place May 6 and May 19.

Bik will study the biodiversity, evolution, and ecology of free-living marine nematodes and their host-associated microbiomes.

The SOAR Awards celebrate the accomplishments of student organizations at the University of Georgia.

The University of Georgia’s annual Student Employee of the Year Awards Luncheon took place April 13.