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Lady Antebellum members deliver keynote
David Haywood and Charles Kelley ended their Commencement address by serenading the new alumni and guests with an acoustic version of “Georgia on My Mind.”
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Book details 1998 ‘Panic’ party in Athens
The University of Georgia Press has published Widespread Panic in the Streets of Athens, Georgia, as part of its American South series.
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Longtime UGA chief of police to retire June 30
Longtime UGA chief of police Jimmy Williamson to retire June 30
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School of Law associate dean receives Fulbright Award
Lori Ringhand received a Fulbright Distinguished Chair Award to spend the spring 2019 semester at the University of Aberdeen in Scotland.
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Head coach of equestrian team named SEC Coach of Year
Meghan Boenig, head coach of UGA’s equestrian team, has been named SEC Coach of the Year for the fourth consecutive year.
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Miller Learning Center director appointed journal editor
M. Kathleen Kern has been appointed incoming editor of RUSA’s journal Reference and User Services Quarterly.
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Professor aims to solve workplace challenges through better practices
For Dorothy Carter, the field of industrial-organizational psychology has the potential to help organizations, researchers and companies solve grand challenges.
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Jones named director of student financial aid
The University of Georgia has named Anthony Jones the new director of the Office of Student Financial Aid.
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Researchers discover how corn breaks genetics laws
A team of researchers at multiple universities led by UGA Distinguished Research Professor of Genetics Kelly Dawe has discovered that Ab10 encodes a cluster of…
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Archway Partnership, Terry College of Business partner to serve communities, provide opportunities to students
Institute for Leadership Advancement partners with Archway Partnership for capstone projects.
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Pike County high school students complete STEM Academy internships
The second class of Pike County High School’s STEM Academy recently completed the STEM Internship Program on the University of Georgia Griffin campus.
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Southeast Quantum Computing Workshop to be held at UGA May 18
UGA will host a regional workshop on quantum computing and quantum information science on May 18.
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Conservation innovation grant to fund UGA cover crop research
A $198,000 USDA grant will support ongoing University of Georgia research on cover crops.
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Student documentary receives nomination for regional Emmy Award
A short documentary film produced by a student team in the entertainment and media studies department at UGA’s Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication…
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Semester in Review highlights value of community
The Office of Sustainability held its spring 2018 Semester in Review program April 26.
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Opt into deskside recycling system
UGA employees can opt into the Self-Service Deskside Recycling System.
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US leads in student perceptions of education quality, survey finds
Postgraduate students believe United States universities offer higher-quality education than other countries
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Robot completes college course
Bina48, a sentient robot created by Hanson Robotics, successfully completed a college course at Notre Dame de Namur University in California.
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More than 200 retirees thanked for service to university at reception
The Office of the President, the Office of the Provost and the University of Georgia Retirees Association hosted a reception on April 26 to honor…
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Why I Give: Aaron Hale
Name: Aaron Hale Position: Associate Editor, Georgia Magazine, Division of Marketing & Communications At UGA: Five years Beneficiary of his gift to the university: The…
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Research study participants
Researchers at the UGA Bone and Body Composition Laboratory are conducting a bone health and cognitive function study in children.
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Bridge closure
Gillis Bridge on Sanford Drive will be closed this summer for maintenance.
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Parking permit
Registration for parking permits for the 2018-2019 school year will end June 29.
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UGA to host international ‘Dirty Work’ conference May 17-19
The University of Georgia will host the 2018 Southern Labor Studies Association conference May 17-19.