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Study finds struggle with infant feeding in disaster
Breastfeeding is widely regarded as the healthy and safe choice for infant feeding, especially during a disaster when food security is often a concern. In…
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Warnell students learn from the Earth
Course teaches students some essential skills required for aspiring fishery experts.
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Philip Smith
Philip Smith, the Prokasy Professor in the Arts in the UGA Hugh Hodgson School of Music, helps students experience the joy of music and also…
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Baldwin Hall memorial update
An advisory task force has made significant progress this summer evaluating options for the design and location of a memorial at Baldwin Hall.
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Dancing tube man protects UGA’s research blueberries
Farmers have used scarecrows to keep birds away from field crops for more than 3,000 years. He’s not a farmer, but University of Georgia blueberry…
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UGA researcher uses cellular biology to target lethal parasites
Chagas disease and African sleeping sickness kill more than 10,000 people every year in Latin America and Africa. Millions are living with the potentially deadly…
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White Dam modification project will benefit fish, other wildlife
University of Georgia workers have modified portions of White Dam.
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Doctoral students unite to make a difference
The University of Georgia’s GS LEAD program helps graduate students “reach outside the lab.”
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Conference for advocates of insect agriculture to be held at UGA
Eating Insects Athens, held by the North American Coalition for Insect Agriculture, will be held at UGA Aug. 13-15.
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Why I Give: J. Steve Oliver
Name: J. Steve Oliver Position: Professor, Department of Mathematics and Science Education, College of Education At UGA: 28 years Beneficiary of his gift to the…
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BFSO to hold 16th annual Founders Scholarship Luncheon on Sept. 19
The Black Faculty & Staff Organization at the University of Georgia will host its 16th annual Founders Scholarship Luncheon Sept. 19 .
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UGA Presents to offer discounted tickets during presale week
UGA Presents is offering UGA faculty and staff the opportunity to purchase tickets one week before they go on sale to the general public.
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Isner is enjoying his best year ever
One year ago, John Isner and I sat here in the lobby of the Twelve Hotel and talked about the legendary Georgia Bulldog’s tennis career,…
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Ending $100 bills might have more costs than benefits
Preliminary findings from the University of Georgia show that social welfare could decline when people can’t pay with $50 and $100 bills. The research, which…
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Open practice highlights Football Fan Day on Aug. 4
The University of Georgia Football Fan Day presented by UnitedHealthcare will be held Saturday, Aug. 4, at Sanford Stadium.
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UGA alumnus builds House of PR at Netflix
If you had asked a young Ted Donath ABJ ’03 what he’d be doing now, he would’ve guessed anchoring the news. He loved that the…
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UGA Board of Visitors welcomes new members
The University of Georgia Board of Visitors welcomed 27 new members on July 1.
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Caroline Windham
As a master’s degree student in emerging media, Caroline Windham is committed to connecting people through the media in a positive way and make them…
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Paola De Santo
Paola De Santo, an assistant professor of Italian in the department of Romance languages, combines the study of language and culture through innovative courses, study…
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UGA building partnerships with STEM businesses
Some of Avalon Kandrac’s most enlightening moments as an undergraduate in the University of Georgia College of Engineering are outside the classroom. Meeting professional engineers…
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UGA turns experiential learning vision into reality
Two years ago, the University of Georgia made a daring commitment: to provide all undergraduate students with a meaningful experiential learning opportunity. Beginning fall 2016,…
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Gallery: White Dam gets a big modification
Under the direction of UGA faculty experts and partners from multiple agencies, workers began modifying portions of UGA-owned White Dam, a stone and masonry structure that…
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Mobile health clinic serves communities in Athens
The Augusta University/University of Georgia mobile health clinic brings free health care to underserved communities in Athens.
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UGA alumna making history through art
On Sept. 9, “Corot: Women,” an exhibition highlighting the work of the 19th century French painter Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot opens for a nearly four-month run at…