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Student’s journey to medicine begins with Georgia Possible

UGA program helps Clarke County students develop leadership skills, career interests.

Study finds gender pay gap in large government agency

Several factors could explain the gap at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

Mercury decreased in brown watersnakes, study reveals

The snakes tested recently show a significant drop in this toxic element.

‘Hands and Earth’ exhibition honors Japanese ceramics

Functional and artistic perspectives on Japanese ceramics on display May 22 to Aug. 15.

New peanut has a wild past and domesticated present

Researchers dig into the past to create new varieties to improve production.

Enjoy a staff appreciation breakfast

Enjoy a grab-and-go drive-through breakfast on Thursday, May 20, from 7:30-9 a.m. at the Intramural Fields.

Site celebrates Honors & Awards recipients

Poetry collection explores ancestry in the American South

This collection marries vulnerabilities and politics, and explores themes like love, grief, loss and connectivity.

African American and Hispanic participants needed for COVID-19 study

The UGA Clinical and Translational Research Unit is currently enrolling for the SPARTA study to understand immunity after infection with the virus that causes COVID-19,…

Three Bulldogs earn second team All-SEC Honors

Wallace named SEC Coach of the Year, four Bulldogs honored

Coombs appointed to NCAA Competition Committee

Dexter selected to serve on National Association of Diversity Officers in Higher Education task force

Amann elected to Council on Foreign Relations

Covington earns RCAS President’s Award

Ray Covington, superintendent of the Georgia Mountain Research and Education Center for University of Georgia Cooperative Extension in Blairsville, Georgia, has been honored with the…

Why I Give: John Drake

Name: John Drake Position: Distinguished Research Professor, associate dean for academic affairs and graduate program faculty, Odum School of Ecology; director, Center for the Ecology…

UGA lead optometrist helps patients see things clearly

Angela Ellerman’s experiences led her to help others.

UGA establishes new blueberry research orchard at Durham Horticulture Farm in Watkinsville

On April 26, University of Georgia College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences Dean and Director Nick Place formally inaugurated the newly established blueberry orchard at…

New grant to study next generation of loggers

Funded by the USDA’s National Institute of Food and Agriculture, this four-year, $500,000 grant aims to understand the barriers facing the next generation of logging…