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Institute for AI awards first interdisciplinary seed grants

New grant program builds upon institute’s 40 years of discovery and innovation.

The lecture honors Early’s work as a quiet trailblazer.

Annual report shows UGA’s economic impact reached a new high in FY 2024.

This record high marks the university’s sixth consecutive year of growth.

The research was supported by a $1.1 million award from the National Science Foundation.

The project is the first of three that Fort Valley will complete as part of an Archway Partnership program.

Researchers are closer to understanding how cyst nematodes can co-opt a sugar beet’s vascular system.

The grant will support the publication of future, high-quality issues.

Yukiko Hashida explores method to combat wildfires in California.

Missy Jackson teaches patients how to care for themselves.

The exhibition will be on display through July.

The pieces will be on display through June 1.

In “Nuggets of Gold,” Patrick Dixon looks back at the history of the Chicken McNugget and its impact on the culinary world and American culture.…

University’s investment in new safety and security initiatives totals $25 million over the last nine years.

The Rural Engagement Workshop supports collaborative academic research.

President Jere W. Morehead reflects on a year of defining moments.

“John Proctor is the Villain” will be staged in the Cellar Theatre.

Judge Steve Jones and the late Susette Talarico recognized in award ceremony.