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Special Collections Libraries put rare books on display

Curator Anne Meyers DeVine delves into the details of some the most intricate book-making of the past four centuries.

In his new book of poems, Woo offers an astounding vision of the world right now through his assessment of timeless themes: love, isolation, art,…

The updated site was launched at the end of April.

UGA director of global education honored for distinguished service.

Increased worker stress and burnout are associated with poor patient safety.

Dr. Jean Chin’s long career is recognized with lifetime achievement honor.

She brings ‘exemplary record of leadership experience’ to research enterprise.

Researchers identified the protein responsible for cancer’s aggressiveness.

The collective amplifies work of people of color and women filmmakers.

Metropolis uses advanced technology to streamline health care recruiting.

The honorable mention is from the Eric Hoffer Book Awards in the art category.

Orientation leader works to make everyone feel safe and welcome on campus.

The Georgia softball team fell just short in a College World Series loss to Oklahoma State.

Research on children in welfare system could help guide practitioners.

Hu’s research focuses on assembly and manufacturing systems.

New research shows stable housing, money for books among chief concerns.

Mary Wilson Avant pitches two straight shutouts over Florida to advance.