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Paynes lauded at indoor athletic facility naming celebration
Surrounded by friends, family and a multitude of supporters, Billy Payne was front and center Monday night at the celebration naming event of Georgia’s indoor…
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UGA researcher leads effort to reduce neural tube defects
A University of Georgia researcher is leading an international effort to reduce neural tube defects, such as spina bifida, in developing countries that is backed…
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UGA Commencement logistics: Severe weather plan and temporary platform
The University of Georgia will see increased traffic around certain areas of campus this week as it gears up for its spring Commencement ceremonies. Motorists…
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Frances Dean
Frances Dean has taken advantage of hands-on lab research, study abroad and service-learning projects that will help her reach her goal of becoming an epidemiologist…
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Jin Xie
Jin Xie, an associate professor of chemistry, is using nanotechnology to make chemotherapy and radiation therapy more effective while minimizing their toxic side effects.
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Not your typical college student
Olyn Gee knew he had to find better things to do. He worked as a wedding photographer for 13 years, but when he retired, most…
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UGA works to tackle Georgia’s opioid abuse crisis
Statewide efforts to thwart the opioid epidemic that is ravaging Georgia communities got a boost recently at three conferences that brought together public and private…
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CED faculty member elected CELA president
Ashley Steffens recently was elected president of the Council of Educators of Landscape Architecture.
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Incoming CED dean elected AICP Fellow
Sonia Hirt has been named a Fellow of the American Institute of Certified Planners.
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Franklin College computer science professor inducted into AIMBE
Tianming Liu has been inducted to the College of Fellows of the American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering.
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Aid and assistance: Director to retire after 40 years in higher education
Bonnie Joerschke, director of student financial aid at UGA, will retire June 30 after a long career of helping students who need extra support.
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Thirty-six UGA employees retire in March and April 2018
Thirty-six UGA employees retire in March and April of 2018
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USG site includes well-being information
The University System of Georgia has added a well-being section to its website
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New book traces history of nation’s capital
George Washington’s Washington was released by the University of Georgia Press this month as part of its Early American Places series.
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UGA’s Speech and Hearing Clinic gives students opportunity to develop clinical skills
Venture to the fifth floor of Aderhold Hall, and you’ll find one of the University of Georgia’s best-kept secrets, the Speech and Hearing Clinic.
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Two children’s books take top awards
Books about a magical mailbox and a secret Nazi mission topped the list of children’s book favorites at the 2018 Georgia Children’s Book Awards. This…
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Terry College student team wins $30K at Real Confidence University Challenge
A team of undergraduates from the Terry College of Business outperformed 37 other university competitors to capture first place in the 2017 Real Confidence University…
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Faculty members receive grants for humanities work
Three Franklin College of Arts and Sciences faculty members have been awarded grants from the National Endowment for the Humanities. The awards, announced April 9,…
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Atlanta Symphony Orchestra to perform ‘Four Seasons’
The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra returns to Athens May 20 to close out the Performing Arts Center’s 2017-18 season.
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Dogged determination
Like many people, University of Georgia researcher Biao He loves dogs.
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Faculty Fellows Program
The Division of Student Affairs is accepting applications for the Faculty Fellows Program until May 18. The Fellows Program is a year-long opportunity for selected…
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Historic preservation plan to be implemented at UGA
The Office of University Architects unveiled a historic preservation plan to document and maintain UGA buildings 50 years and older on all campuses and across…
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Georgia Tech researchers use scanners to see layers of painting
Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology are using high-speed scanners to peer beneath the layers of paint and see how classical artists created masterpieces. …
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COE alumna receives 2018 Science Academy Award
Zelha Tunç-Pekkan, an associate professor and chair of the department of mathematics education at MEF University in Istanbul, recently received the 2018 Science Academy Award…