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Bulldogs cruise to victory over Missouri, 43-6

Georgia’s offense amassed 505 total yards in the victory. Check out some game photos.

Air Force veteran makes his mark on UGA

SVRC supports veterans from enrollment to graduation at UGA.

Update to Federal Contractor Vaccination Requirement – Vaccination Deadline Extended

The deadline is now set as Jan. 4, 2022.

Campaign for Charities opens for 2021

This year’s program will conclude on Nov. 16.

Book grapples with Andean cloud forests’ socioecological classification

Authors Fausto Sarmiento and Elena V. Sarmiento frame mountain conservation within convergent mountain science in this verdant ecoregion.

Herbal health subscription box wins UGA Idea Accelerator top prize

Kristen Dunning, a former pitch competition victor, awarded $2,500 for The Herby Box.

Pollinator conservation in the fall season

There are a few items you can add to your pollinator to-do list for the fall and early winter to help pollinators next spring.

Terry College seed grants support research into business systems and analytics

This seed grant program provides initial funding to launch new lines of research.

Call for Applications: Provost’s Affordable Course Materials Grant program

Applications are due Dec. 1, and recipients will be notified of their funding status in January 2022.

Terry professor honored for research in business-to-business marketing

Sundar Bharadwaj was inducted Aug. 12 as part of the ISBM Biennial Conference.

Cohen receives Jackson Prize for Journal of International Economic Law article

The Jackson prize is awarded annually.

Barnett reappointed to Administrative Conference of the United States

Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and Hosch Professor Kent Barnett will serve a two-year term.

Startup 101: Vaccine biotech, from Georgia to Silicon Valley

Innovation Gateway held its latest Startup 101 presentation with Marty Moore, two-time UGA alumnus and CEO of Meissa Vaccines, on Oct. 22 in the Delta…

UGA partnership prepares students to succeed in key Georgia industry

The hospitality and tourism industry is the second largest economic engine in the state.

Are your trees boys or girls — or both?

The strict gender concepts of pure male and pure female understood with animals must be flexible when applied to trees.

UGA crop specialist combats postharvest food waste with research and education

Factors that contribute to food waste and loss include grade standards, producer economics, deterioration during storage, transportation losses and retail losses.