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UGA finishes as semifinalists in National Moot Court Competition

Both the exhibition and the catalog focus on the collection’s history and on changing perceptions of late antique art from Egypt.

The updated website serves as the primary resource for Greek-lettered student organizations and their four councils.

UGA alumna is a social media specialist with ESPN.

“Extra Ordinary” exhibition on display at museum from Feb. 27 to June 13.

The funding supports critical or emerging areas of interdisciplinary research expertise.

Ivery Clifton received the 2021 University of Georgia President’s Medal.

Learn more about the goals, what has been accomplished and the next steps.

UGA alumna melds academics and athletics at the SEC.

UGA Alumnus has a passion for keeping rural Georgia strong.

UGA alumnus is a real estate innovator with a passion for giving back.

Tony Lowe was drawn to Isaiah Lofton’s story, enriching the civil rights record.

Bosses who experience shifts in authority have more empathy for their employees.

The new program fast-tracks business development for research-based startups.

UGA Libraries preserves film of Augusta’s African American community.

Reports of positive cases of COVID-19 among faculty, staff and students at the University of Georgia dipped again last week.

Acceptance of COVID-19 shot is always a hurdle; these talking points could help.

Due to inclement weather, the University of Georgia’s Athens Campus will delay opening until 10 a.m. on Tuesday, February 16.

The professor and filmmaker returns for conversation with Charlayne Hunter-Gault.

UGA track star left a trailblazing mark on the NCAA and the Olympics.

Nakyra Milner navigates campus with a disability, and advocates for empathy.

The daylong, student-run community event aspires to foster dialogue among those aiming to right injustices that people on the margins face.

Taiesha Smith created a system that helped make sense of giant logistics puzzle.

The book is an analysis of the network of Puerto Rican community activism in New York City’s Lower East Side from 1964-2001.