All News
-
Texas Southern University museum director to give 2019 Holbrook Lecture
Alvia Wardlaw will give the University of Georgia’s 2019 Alfred Heber Holbrook Memorial Lecture.
-
UGA Theatre spotlights Georgia’s history of incarcerated labor with ‘By Our Hands’
The production includes original writing, composed songs, choreographed scenes and engaged in critical reflection on the history of incarceration in the state of Georgia.
-
‘Orange Bulldog’ makes for great Halloween pumpkin
This disease-resistant pumpkin was perfected over the years by a UGA scientist.
-
Parental depression forecasts kids’ later health
The depression can increase their risk for cardiovascular disease and diabetes.
-
Study provides framework for green plant evolution
International consortium generates gene sequences from more than 1,100 plants.
-
Ocean Sciences Instructional Center dedicated at Skidaway
An old barn now serves as a modern classroom and laboratory building.
-
Trending maps reveal what makes viral content viral
Assistant professor’s Waffle House/eclipse path map provides research foundation.
-
Homecoming 2019 showed the Bulldog spirit
Homecoming ended on a victorious note, and UGA photographers captured the action.
-
Julia Allen
Almost since she first came to campus, senior economics major Julia Allen has been involved in service and outreach and is now committed to pursuing…
-
John R. Schramski
John R. Schramski, an associate professor in the College of Engineering with a courtesy appointment in the Odum School of Ecology, teaches courses that are…
-
UGA partners with Google Books for digital access
About 120,000 of the Libraries’ 4.5 million volumes will be digitized.
-
Franklin College professor quoted in Washington Post story about lutein supplements
Billy Hammond, a professor in the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences’ Behavioral and Brain Sciences Program in the psychology department, was recently quoted in…
-
Hodgson Wind Ensemble to play something for everyone in Thursday Scholarship Series
The Hodgson Wind Ensemble’s “Toot Suites!” program on Oct. 24 is part of the Thursday Scholarship Series.
-
Leadership-level donors thanked at annual Presidents Club Reception
The event brought together more than 900 Presidents Club members.
-
Virtual reality kits available for checkout at Science Library
The gaming laptops are enabled for VR prototyping and exploration.
-
Grant program deadline
Applications for the Provost’s Affordable Course Materials Grant program are due Nov. 15. The program provides one-time funding to support the adoption of open and/or…
-
Takács Quartet to perform Payne Memorial Concert
The concert series is named for William Jackson Payne, a former dean of Franklin College.
-
‘English Patient’ author to visit UGA as Delta Chair
Author Michael Ondaatje’s main public event will be a reading and conversation on Oct. 24 at 4 p.m. in the Chapel.
-
UGA School of Law to host conference on the future of space governance
The University of Georgia School of Law’s Dean Rusk International Law Center and the Georgia Journal of International and Comparative Law will host a daylong…
-
College of Pharmacy’s Pharmtoberfest Health Fair will be held on Oct. 24
The College of Pharmacy and the American Pharmacists Association Academy of Student Pharmacists will hold the 17th annual Pharmtoberfest Health Fair on Oct. 24 from…
-
Benefits open enrollment for the 2020 calendar year to be held Oct. 28-Nov. 8
Benefits open enrollment for the 2020 calendar year for current University of Georgia employees and retirees is Oct. 28-Nov. 8. In conjunction with open enrollment,…
-
UGA Theatre to present comedy ‘Niagara Falls’
The play was written by UGA alumnus Steve Yockey.
-
College of Environment and Design dean quoted in The Atlantic
College of Environment and Design Dean Sonia Hirt was recently quoted in a story in The Atlantic about the size of American homes. U.S. houses…
-
College of Public Health professor quoted in story about counting casualties after natural disasters
José Cordero, head of the epidemiology and biostatistics department in the College of Public Health, was recently quoted in a story by The National Academies…