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Do rural areas benefit from on-call stroke experts?

Dennis Hall gets up most days around 5 in the morning. As a carpenter and all-around handyman in his hometown of Swainsboro, Georgia, he likes…
New Approaches project grants making an impact

They aid in recruiting underserved and underrepresented students.
UGA builds ‘termite mound’ for Zoo Atlanta gorillas

Doctoral student is using it to study social behavior of the gorillas.
Udall Scholar focuses on land preservation, art

Diane Klement receives scholarship for commitment to a career in the environment.
Food for thought: Maiolica at the Georgia Museum of Art

Exhibition displays illustrated pottery from Renaissance Italy.
Four UGA students named 2019 Goldwater Scholars

It’s highest undergraduate award for fields of natural sciences, mathematics, engineering.
Study links lifestyle factors and hardened arteries

The mechanisms that contribute to arterial stiffening are not well understood.
Commencement logistics: weather plan, Arch platform

Plans are in place to accommodate family and friends of the Class of 2019.
Experiential learning sets graduates apart

Here’s a look at how six graduating students earned their experiential learning credit.
Student speaker succeeded outside his comfort zone

From drum major to IMPACT leader, Josh Clifford has soaked in life at UGA.
Ellie Pryor

Ellie Pryor has taken advantage of the “unbelievable opportunities” UGA offers, from lab research to club volleyball to volunteering for Special Olympics to study abroad.…
Christopher Bland

Christopher Bland, clinical associate professor in the College of Pharmacy, educates students and conducts infectious diseases research that results in better treatment outcomes and fewer…
Grad students get inside look at Atlanta Fed

It was part of the Graduate School’s experiential development initiative.
On its centennial, UGA-Tifton reflects but looks forward

The campus has been a backbone to the state’s No. 1 industry of agriculture.
New law goes beyond helping children with dyslexia

Faculty member lends expertise for SB48, which benefits young readers across Georgia.
Museum exhibition shows jewelry as sculpture

Works by David Hayes on view at Georgia Museum until July 28.
UGA professor to co-lead female Nat Geo expedition

They will study the plastic pollution crisis in the Ganges River.
UGA plans to name football field after Vince Dooley

A ceremony is in the works for 2019 football home opener on Sept. 7.
NMI students make an impact in Grady County

They used new media technology skills to improve visibility and tourism.
Researcher uses artificial intelligence for recycling

It educates consumers on what can or cannot be recycled in their area.
Father, daughter share in graduation celebrations

John W. Jackson will speak at Terry’s convocation, daughter Jenna to receive MPA.
Debate Union top varsity team in nation

Tops in American Debate Association and the National Debate Tournament.
UGA scientists trace the origins of the peanut

New genome map sheds light on ancestry, diversity of today’s peanuts.
Parasites help beetle hosts function more effectively

Parasites play important — and not always negative — roles in ecosystems.