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Kathleen McAnally: Safe Handling
Meat must be given the USDA mark by inspectors like Kathleen McAnally.
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Latham Saddler: Call of Duty
Navy SEAL, UGA alumnus selected for prestigious White House Fellowship program.
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Keturah Orji: All-Around Champion
Olympian and national champion is the 2018 NCAA Woman of the Year.
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Harold Melton: All Rise
Meet the Chief Justice of Georgia’s Supreme Court.
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Carrie and Tim Kelly: Game Night
Meet the couple behind Athens’ own board game café.
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Megan Gillis: Facing the Music
After years of performing, this UGA alumna co-founded City Lyric Opera.
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Malena Cunningham Anderson: Always Asking Questions
UGA alumna’s unexpected journey from the newsroom to award-winning documentarian.
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Ready Set Draw
The Sketching UGA YouTube channel makes learning to sketch simple and accessible for everyone.
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Made in Georgia
Six accomplished UGA alumni are bolstering the showbiz landscape in Georgia.
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UGA celebrates Women’s History Month
The Institute for Women’s Studies has a variety of events on tap.
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Don’t panic: Lessons learned from Hawaii false alarm
“Ballistic missile threat” message made residents verify and check with others.
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UGA Foundation approves sale of Costa Rica campus
The sale will create a $4 million endowment for study-abroad scholarships.
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Track has 2 titles, school record to finish SECs
Sophomores Lynna Irby and Johannes Erm both registered NCAA leading marks to win individual titles during the final day of the Southeastern Conference Indoor Track & Field Championships in…
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No. 8 softball team finishes Classic with shutout
The eighth-ranked Georgia Bulldog softball team capped play at the 16th annual Georgia Softball Classic with another shutout win, 3-0, over Belmont on Sunday at…
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UGA Miracle raises $1.1M for Children’s Healthcare
The student group’s Dance Marathon supports families of children with cancer.
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Museum examines love in the Renaissance
Marriage chests from Renaissance Italy will be on display March 9-May 26.
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UGA campaign ahead of schedule; striving for more
The Commit to Georgia Campaign surpasses its $1.2 billion goal.
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Alumni Weekend details on new website
The UGA Alumni Association has designed a website to market Alumni Weekend, which will be held March 21-23. The page’s design and language are meant…
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Book celebrates 20 years of SFA symposia
Yes, there is barbecue, but that’s just one course of the meal. With Vinegar and Char, the Southern Foodways Alliance celebrates 20 years of symposia…
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Student recipient of 2019 Dream Award steps out of her comfort zone
After attending high school in Gwinnett County, Charlene Marsh wanted to go to college out of state.
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Social Work associate professor sheds light on civil rights activist
Hogansville, Georgia, is easy to overlook.
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Emeritus professor quoted about ‘clean’ foods
Michael Doyle, emeritus professor of food microbiology in food science and technology, was quoted in Food Processing about “clean” foods. The “clean label” movement has…
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Psychology professor quoted in Marie Claire about gender reveal parties
Keith Campbell, a psychology professor in the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences, was quoted in Marie Claire about gender reveal parties. The “It’s A…
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Emeritus history professor quoted on WABE
James Cobb, the university’s B. Phinizy Spalding Professor of History Emeritus, was quoted on WABE about Georgia’s minimum wage. The minimum pay in Georgia has…