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Mikayla Coverson

Mikayla Coverson is passionate about the music and entertainment industries, and Terry College of Business programs are providing a strong foundation for her pursuits.

UGA welcomes Grammy-winning Silkroad Ensemble

The group was conceived by renowned cellist Yo-Yo Ma in 1998.

Innovation Gateway will bring more new products to life

Entrepreneurship enterprise turns ideas and inventions into products and companies.

UGA sea turtle research wins international recognition

Researchers have been genetically fingerprinting loggerheads on the coast.

UGA to host Mandela Washington Fellows

The Mandela Washington Fellowship for Young African Leaders is a flagship program of the Young African Leaders Initiative.

Native Plant Certificate takes root in Tifton

South Georgia residents can now earn the Certificate in Native Plants from the State Botanical Garden of Georgia without making a four-hour drive to Athens.

Download Office ProPlus software for free

UGA students, faculty and staff have free access to download and install Office 365 ProPlus software through their online UGAMail account, which is powered by…

Book sheds light on two literary luminaries

This collection of letters and other documents offers the most complete portrait of the relationship between two of the American South’s most acclaimed 20th-century writers:…

Giving back is second nature for Dream Award winner

Michele Pearson’s dedication to giving back started in high school student government.

College of Pharmacy assistant dean is president-elect of national accreditation council

Lori J. Duke, assistant dean for Experience Programs and interim lead for curricular affairs in the College of Pharmacy, is president-elect of the Accreditation Council…

Grady College lecturer inducted into GAB Hall of Fame

Dodie Cantrell-Bickley, Grady College journalism lecturer, was inducted to the Georgia Association of Broadcasters Hall of Fame in January. Cantrell-Bickley currently co-produces Grady Newsource. She…

State judicial commission honors Fanning Institute faculty member

Raye Rawls, a senior public service faculty member in the J.W. Fanning Institute for Leadership Development at UGA, received the 2018 Chief Justice Harold G.…

There’s fertile ground for organic agriculture education

Tim Coolong is bringing organic vegetable production into the classroom.

Ag college to hold two-day workshop in Athens for small-farm producers

Sustainable agriculture experts at UGA are offering a two-day intensive workshop to help small growers make the most of the upcoming season and build their…

Violinist to evoke his fondness for English countryside in Faculty Artist Series concert

Michael Heald’s performance career began in England

Forum puts spotlight on women in sport, leadership

The 13th Global Educational Forum brings nationally and internationally renowned experts to discuss women’s leadership roles.

Mason Lecture speaker urges students to volunteer and to ignore the naysayers

Shepherd Center co-founder Alana Shepherd delivered her remarks Feb. 19 at the Mason Public Leadership Lecture in the Chapel.

Service-Learning Fellows

Applications for the 2019-2020 Service-Learning Fellows program are due March 20. Up to nine faculty members will be selected for participation in this year-long program…

Columns publication break

Columns will not be published March 11 because of spring break. Regular weekly publication will resume March 18. Send announcements for that issue to columns@uga.edu…