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Schulman, ‘Dead Poets Society’ screenwriter, visits UGA Department of Religion

Schulman discussed his process writing the film and his experiences in the movie industry.

Rebecca Wells helps students find their way forward.

The quartet takes the Hodgson Concert Hall stage at 7:30 p.m.

More than any moment in human history, our daily lives are scored and imprinted by music. It follows us while bicycling, taking walks, on a…

A ceremony celebrated the naming of the C. Herman Terry Risk Management and Insurance Program.

Repurposed materials create valuable marine ecosystems and economic opportunities.

The festival celebrated its fourth year in March.

The cohort will run from April to November 2025.

UGA researchers stay at the forefront of AI development.

It’s one of the country’s most influential student-run college radio stations.

DNA analysis links populations of wild yeast to those used by humans.

Individual debaters were awarded scholarships funded by philanthropic support.

UGA scientists believe they may have found an exceptionally rare species.

Grant-funded projects enhance student learning through immersive, interactive experiences.

Collaborative approach bridges research-to-clinic gap for personalized cancer treatment.

International affairs and Russian undergraduate among 54 students chosen for scholarship nationwide.

Aiyana Egins facilitates field trip program in Office of Service-Learning

One trip opens 17 students up to a new world.