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RajReni Kaul

RajReni Kaul, a Ph.D. student with a focus on population ecology, put her passion for science into practice as the founder of STEMzone UGA, an…
Women finish second at NCAA Track & Field Championships

The Lady Bulldogs fell one point shy of sweeping indoor and outdoor nationals to take second at the NCAA Track & Field Championships in Eugene,…
Shira Chess

Shira Chess, an assistant professor in the Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication, helps students learn professional and creative skills that prepare them for…
Georgia men’s track & field wins NCAA outdoor title

The Bulldogs captured their first national team track and field title with 52 points at the NCAA Championships in Eugene, Oregon, on Friday. This team…
World Oceans Day: UGA professor has a message for the United Nations

A sea turtle strangled by a discarded plastic six-pack ring. A pelican smothered in a plastic bag. These are just two of the types of…
Mixing health care and engineering for new careers

Using manufacturing models and scalable technologies, this National Science Foundation-funded effort, with a sub-award to the University of Georgia, is developing the technology to infuse…
What’s Happening: Abbey Road LIVE! at Sunflower Music Series

Abbey Road LIVE! opens the 2018 Sunflower Music Series on June 12 at 7 p.m.
2018 OIE Awards honor internationalization efforts

The Office of International Education honored UGA faculty and staff recently at its annual International Education Awards Reception.
UGA Athletic Association board approves $143.3 million budget for fiscal year 2019

A fiscal year 2019 budget of $143,319,301 was approved May 25 by the University of Georgia Athletic Association board of directors on the second day…
UGA’s Carl Vinson Institute of Government helps elected officials succeed

With assistance from the University of Georgia’s Carl Vinson Institute of Government, Paulding County officials have turned the trail into the centerpiece of a marketing…
UGA alumni chosen for Songwriters Hall of Fame

The Songwriters Hall of Fame has announced its class of 2018, and two Bulldogs are on the list. UGA alumni Bill Anderson ABJ ’59 and…
VISTA program engages teens at library

On weekdays, the Athens-Clarke County Library on Baxter Street is a popular destination for students from nearby Clarke Middle and Clarke Central High schools. And…
Wish you were here: UGA’s study abroad program

When she was a little girl, Kaneisha Smith would listen with wonder to her grandmother’s stories of doing mission work at orphanages in Zimbabwe. She…
Why I Give: Denise Spangler

Name: Denise A. Spangler Position: College of Education Dean and Bebe Aderhold Professor in Early Childhood Education At UGA: 23 years Beneficiary of her gift…
UGA Family Justice Clinic helps domestic violence victims

Christine Scartz has some history with the University of Georgia Family Justice Clinic: She helped create it.
Important questions asked by new horror movie ‘Hereditary’

Mental illness runs in families. That’s the underlying theme of the new horror movie “Hereditary,” which premiered at Sundance and opened in theaters June 8.…
Glenn Ostir

Glenn Ostir, a professor in the College of Public Health and director of the university’s Institute of Gerontology, conducts research that promotes healthy aging throughout…
WSB takes an insightful tour of UGA’s Cortona campus

Legendary sportscaster Chuck Dowdle, host of “Georgia Bulldogs Gameweek,” took a tour through the University of Georgia’s campus in Cortona, Italy. This segment aired Saturday…
Morehead elected to SEC Executive Committee

University of Georgia President Jere W. Morehead has been elected to the Southeastern Conference Executive Committee. The election took place June 1 during the conference’s…
UGA plans for memorial at Baldwin Hall

The University of Georgia will convene an advisory task force to evaluate options for design and location of a memorial at Baldwin Hall.
UGA alum runs a doughnut business that gives back

Tony Raffa had an unusual pitch for potential investors in his coffee and doughnut shop.
Toys motivate children to eat a healthier diet

Most children in the U.S. do not eat enough fruits and vegetables, some eating less than one serving of fruits and vegetables a day, according…
Gift supports scholarships for future teachers

The University of Georgia was recently awarded a $500,000 commitment from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation to establish five scholarships aimed at helping future teachers.
Coach Smart gets down to business at Terry event

Georgia head football coach Kirby Smart discussed messaging to his team, UGA’s academic excellence, and a bit of motivational strategy at the Terry Third Thursday speaker series…