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Ten employees selected for fourth cohort of Women’s Staff Leadership Institute

Launched in 2017, the WSLI is an annual program aligned with the Women’s Leadership Initiative launched in 2015 by the Office of the President and…

Check the Commencement website for updates on events

The site is updated with ceremony details, inclement weather plans, parking information and more.

Volume identifies and explores the ‘translators of 1808’

Vernon Valentine Palmer’s study is the first general evaluation that contemplates the translation’s goals, the Louisiana context, its merits and demerits, its innovations, failures and…

Georgia places league-best 98 student-athletes on SEC Winter Honor Roll

Equestrian team: ‘It’s Just A Dream Come True’

Hoffecker wins First-Year Moot Court Competition

Professor talks status of private equity firm Apollo Global Management

Usha Rodrigues, a professor in the School of Law, was recently quoted in a New York Times article about the private equity firm Apollo Global…

Director talks importance of communication during vaccine rollout

Glen Nowak, director of the Center for Health and Risk Communication and a professor in the Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication, was recently…

Psychology professor talks relationships during the pandemic

Richard Slatcher, a psychology professor in the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences, was recently quoted in an article in The Guardian about relationships in…

Lecturer’s work focuses on people, place, technology

Jessica Fernandez keeps up with rapidly changing landscape design skills.

Jennifer Crandall lets Americans sing of themselves

The exhibition ‘Whitman, Alabama’ will be on view at the Georgia Museum of Art through Dec. 21.

Winning undergraduate, graduate teams honored at inaugural Industry Day

The event, which was a celebration of the first Data Science Competition, organized by the statistics department along with data scientists, was held virtually on April…

Volunteers help the homeless at Terry’s Bringing Athens Good event

Spring drive collects backpacks, supplies and donations for local community groups.

Dietetics students achieve perfect match rate

All 35 dietetics students in the College of Family and Consumer Sciences who applied this year were selected by supervised practice programs.

Irrigation benefits both newly planted and established peach trees in UGA study

Dario Chavez and his research team are working to ensure that both long-established groves and newly planted fields are successful.

UGA students lead breaking coverage of severe weather

The North Georgia Weather Authority and AthensGaWeather Facebook pages have now been integrated into the Atmospheric Sciences program in the geography department.