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Spring 2020 issue of ‘The Georgia Review’ now available

The spring 2020 issue of The Georgia Review is now available for purchase.
Author reimagines flow of modern culture through media

The Whole Machinery’s investigation of the rural modern considers multiple media and forms of technology
Libraries’ due date extension

As part of the university’s response to the COVID-19 situation, UGA Libraries have extended due dates for books and other materials checked out from the…
Cybersecurity awareness training

All University System of Georgia employees are required to complete cybersecurity awareness training twice annually, in April and October.
Coronavirus resources available online

The University of Georgia coronavirus website provides the campus community with information about the university’s response to the COVID-19 situation.
Older adults may suffer more from social distancing

UGA expert discusses the issue of loneliness that many experience.
How UGA is serving state during the pandemic

Faculty and staff are fighting back against COVID-19 and offering resources.
Graduate programs among best in US News rankings

Terry College moves up four spots, several programs ranked in top 10.
Well-being coordinator offers free online Pilates, yoga classes

Yoga and Pilates classes can help people manage stress and feel more focused.
Be leery of ‘immune boosting’ diets and pills

UGA expert recommends following well-established guidelines.
Lillie Russell

As a Visitors Center tour guide and ISL world leader, Lillie Russell has welcomed hundreds of new students to UGA and showed them all the…
Christopher M. Bruner

Christopher M. Bruner, a professor in the School of Law, says his most rewarding moments as a professor are when his students discover new interests…
What the 2020 stimulus plan can do for the U.S. economy

Stimulus package is touted as the largest we’ve ever had.
Georgia 4-H provides online lessons

The program is helping parents scrambling to help with schoolwork.
Three UGA alumni named to Georgia’s highest courts

Gov. Kemp names them to state Supreme Court and Court of Appeals.
CAES offers three seminars

The College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences is offering three seminars.
How  coronavirus  has affected tax deadlines 

Filing deadline has been extended for three months to July 15.
Shelter Projects to reflect on pandemic experience

Willson Center offers micro-fellowships in the humanities and arts.
As testing increases, media, public confusion will arise

How journalists are handling news about the coronavirus outbreak.
Careers in climate science virtual panel planned for March 27

This session is for graduate students in any field who may be interested in learning more about how their interests intersect with climate science.
Law School offers financial literacy workshop on March 26

The online session aims to reduce financial stress and improve overall financial well-being.
Cleaning your home (and hands) during COVID-19

UGA experts offer solid advice on how to stay healthy in the house.
UGA food safety expert: Takeout is a low-risk option

It reduces the number of touch points relative to eating in a restaurant.
International conference highlights advances, trends in cross reality and data science in engineering

The 17th International Conference on Remote Engineering and Virtual Instrumentation recently drew scientists and industry leaders from around the world to the University of Georgia.