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Balancing the potential and peril of technology

The virtual event, held Oct. 8, examined both the pitfalls and revolutionary potential of brain microchips, artificial intelligence and neuroscience technology.

UCLA scholar addresses ‘authority of knowledge’ in Signature Lecture

Drucker, Distinguished Professor and Breslauer Professor in the department of information studies at UCLA, spoke to more than 50 participants in the virtual event Sept.…

Warnell launches workshop series for female landowners

Pegan receives $1.7M NIH grant

Biang cultivates a love of horticulture through UGArden

JoHannah Biang has been working with plants since high school, and her love of horticulture continues to grow, years later. Biang, whose official position is…

Vandenberg elected a Fellow of the Academy of Management

Participation in surveillance testing at UGA rebounds

The testing results show that the positivity rate remains low.

Moremen honored with Karl Meyer Lectureship Award

Dean’s book named to Top 10 list

Shared Leave Sick Leave Pool enrollment

University of Georgia faculty and staff who meet certain eligibility requirements may voluntarily donate unused sick leave to a Shared Leave Pool for fellow faculty…

Benefits open enrollment, virtual benefits fair set

Open enrollment will be held Oct. 21 through Nov. 6. This is an ACTIVE enrollment year which means action will be required on your part to ensure…

Call for conference proposals

Teachers, scholars and professionals in education have a responsibility to advocate for positive social change and to demonstrate a commitment to building a supportive and…

Don tabbed to Annika Watch List

CVM announces new director for Athens Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory

UGA Professor coedits first comprehensive Native Nations Poetry Anthology

Donate to Campaign for Charities online

Campaign for Charities is an annual event where UGA faculty and staff can support charities of their choice via payroll deductions or a one-time donation.…

Maltreatment tied to higher inflammation in girls

Research shows abuse at early age affects girls more than boys.

When you have a stroke may determine if you survive

Telestroke care networks are a potential solution to the ‘weekend effect.’

New diversity educator position to expand access to Certificate in Diversity & Inclusion

The University of Georgia has announced plans to create a diversity fellowship position to expand access to diversity and inclusion training on campus.