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UGA announces 2025 Youth LEAD Georgia class

The program equips high school students with leadership skills.

The storm’s aftermath is bringing focus to vulnerabilities in Georgia’s farming industry and the need for more robust safety nets.

The program cultivates world-class students through hands-on learning.

Professors across colleges collaborate on an interdisciplinary initiative.

Industry professionals, researchers and the public will soon have access to the latest in sustainable infrastructure technology at the site.

A nutrition and health specialist leads efforts to close the information gap.

Researchers hope that the Heritage Apple Orchard will help the revival of Georgia cider.

Researchers hope that the Heritage Apple Orchard will help the revival of Georgia cider.

Librarians from both universities have already begun engaging in collaborations.

Kelly started in her new position on Dec. 1, while Muilenburg’s and Nibbelink’s appointments were effective Jan. 1.

Amy Ragland helps professors bring online education to students

Amy Ragland helps professors bring online education to students

New Student Orientation supports the transition to campus for incoming students.

The performance takes place Jan. 15 at 7:30 p.m. at Ramsey Concert Hall.

Yulianna Avdeeva will demonstrate why Chopin’s piano music continues to cast a spell on audiences.

Display cases share memories of concerts, stories about the recording process, fan merchandise and interactions, behind-the-scenes moments, and more.

The spread of avian influenza is concerning. But people shouldn’t panic, says UGA flu expert.