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Ethics policy, training resources online
The University of Georgia offers faculty and staff online resources about compliance, ethics and reporting.
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STEMzone offers family-friendly activities before kickoff
STEM students and organizations on campus will share their research with football tailgaters.
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Student studies Italian education methods abroad
Wren Ballou uncovered a genuine passion for education in herself.
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Callaway gift to make Botanical Garden more accessible
New visitor entrance will enhance access to galleries, collections and displays.
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Clinic provides legal help to veterans
Georgia veterans face challenges and UGA law students are stepping up.
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After 100 years, remembering UGA’s fallen
Georgia Magazine remembers UGA alumni killed in World War I.
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UGA to dedicate memorial at Baldwin Hall on Nov. 16
UGA will dedicate a new memorial at Baldwin Hall in tribute to those who were buried there.
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Turning military skills into a business degree
His job was to pinpoint enemy locations. Now, he’s a risk management major at UGA.
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Devastating injury led this military veteran back to UGA
She’s now taking classes toward a dual degree in athletic training and exercise and sport science.
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Focusing on fitness: Army vet finds calling in sport science
The first time Jvonte Ross ran past Stegeman Coliseum, he knew UGA was going to be his home.
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Artist, professor combine arts and sciences in deep sea
They are working together to shine light on literal darkness.
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Dhairya Shukla
Dhairya Shukla has packed his time at UGA with public service, research, academics, student organizations, study abroad and more, all of which is setting him…
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Houjian Cai
Houjian Cai, an assistant professor in the College of Pharmacy, is exploring the cellular mechanisms that drive the formation and spread of prostate cancer, with…
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Law school wins annual Georgia/Florida courtroom battle
This year’s win takes UGA’s tournament record to 23-11-2.
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UGA establishes Russian Flagship Program
The Flagship provides students with the resources to sustain and grow their proficiency in Russian.
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College of Engineering presents Impact Awards
The University of Georgia College of Engineering celebrated individuals that have demonstrated a sustained commitment to the discipline of engineering at the university during its Engineering…
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One-man show tackles the sky
The exhibition “Even if I Lose Everything” by Ted Kincaid will be on view at the Georgia Museum of Art at the University of Georgia…
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Toby Carr named as next vice president for government relations
He has served as associate vice president for government relations for the past four years.
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Students put a Spotlight on the Arts
Student Spotlight offered a glimpse of festival events and entertainment.
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Read about UGA research online
David Balinsky wanted to use aerial drones to monitor animal health. UGA’s I-Corps program helped him do it. Learn more about UGA’s big stake in…
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Book offers meditation on Thoreau’s thought
Learning from Thoreau is an intimate intellectual walk with America’s most edgy and original environmentalist.
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Land reform in China funding allows student to enhance research
Zhongyuan Liu, a Ph.D. candidate in agricultural economics, used a travel award from the Office of Global Programs to travel to China for the case…
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Disability Resource Center honors 29 students, one faculty member
Twenty-nine UGA students were recognized, along with faculty member James Monogan, at the Disability Resource Center’s annual reception.
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Rebecca Sharitz, Savannah River Ecology Lab
Rebecca R. “Becky” Sharitz, former professor of plant biology and senior research ecologist at UGA’s Savannah River Ecology Laboratory, died Oct. 20 at her home…