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Quality after-school programs help students feel more connected
Elementary school-aged children in high-quality after-school programs were found to be more competent, caring and respectful toward adults in a new study led by a…
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Nicholas Twiner
Hometown: Atlanta, GA High School: St. Pius X High School Degree objective: Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics, Classical Languages, and Classical Culture Expected graduation: December…
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From factory-worker to art collector: Giuliano Ceseri
Athens, Ga. – What were you doing when you were 11 years old? Playing video games? Selling Girl Scout cookies? You probably weren’t collecting art,…
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UGA College of Pharmacy ushers in Class of 2021 in White Coat Ceremony
Athens, Ga. – The University of Georgia College of Pharmacy welcomed 138 new doctoral students during its annual White Coat Ceremony at Hodgson Concert Hall in…
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Construction to begin on Lake Herrick watershed
After a year of intensive planning and design work, the University of Georgia will begin construction next month within the Lake Herrick watershed to enhance…
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WUGA-FM site begins using NPR platform
WUGA-FM updated its website to a platform that National Public Radio makes available to its affiliate stations. This allows audio segments to be directly embedded…
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New method of isolating tumor cells could improve cancer research and treatment
Athens, Ga. – Cells that break away from a cancerous tumor and wander through the body can tell us a lot about the tumor itself,…
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600 UGA students will volunteer in Athens on Aug. 26
Athens, Ga. – On Saturday, Aug. 26, approximately 600 University of Georgia students will serve nearly 20 organizations around the Athens area for the sixth…
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UGA launches more than 100 ‘Double Dawgs’ linked-degree programs
Athens, Ga. – Students at the University of Georgia now have more than 100 opportunities to earn both a bachelor’s degree and a master’s degree…
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How the beefsteak got so beefy: The complicated tale of taking tomatoes from tiny to tremendous
UGA researchers pinpoint a mutation that triggered the development of the modern tomato from its tiny berry-sized ancestor Athens, Ga. – Ever wonder how that…
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NIH awards UGA researchers $2.6 million to fight African sleeping sickness
Athens, Ga. – The National Institutes of Health has awarded $2.6 million to University of Georgia researchers to develop new drugs to treat human African…
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UGA launches ‘Double Dawgs’ programs
Students save time, money by earning bachelor’s and master’s degrees in five years or less.
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UGA to support Athens youth through career development partnership
Athens, Ga. – As a result of President Jere W. Morehead’s meetings with community leaders in April, the University of Georgia will be offering workforce development…
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Future promise
UGA to support Athens youth through career development partnership.
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UGA research takes aim at curbing unnecessary antibiotic use
To curb unnecessary antibiotic prescribing, physician and University of Georgia researcher Mark Ebell developed a clinical decision rule for diagnosing sinus infections, or acute rhinosinusitis.
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Community relations resources now online
As part of UGA’s efforts to further enhance relationships between the campus and Athens-Clarke County, the Office of Community Relations has launched an online presence…
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UGA String Project creates unique musical experience for college and grade school students
For 16 years, the UGA String Project has given music education students a chance to begin putting their lessons into practice by offering lessons of…
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Why I Give: Lynne Sallot
Name: Lynne M. Sallot, Ph.D., APR, Fellow PRSA Position: Professor Emerita, Josiah Meigs Distinguished Teaching Professor, Public Relations, Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication…
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New designation highlights UGA’s role in cybersecurity research
The University of Georgia has been named a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense Research, a designation that underscores the role the university…
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Two NFL football players retire to pursue doctoral degrees
When Baltimore Ravens offensive lineman John Urschel retired from the NFL July 27, he posted on Twitter that it “wasn’t an easy decision, but I…
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Sanford Stadium construction means changes in west end zone
Construction on Sanford Stadium will mean a few changes, mostly in the west end zone, for fans attending football games this fall.
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Improved night bus routes rolled out
The Student Government Association, working in collaboration with Auxiliary Services and Transportation and Parking, introduced new night bus routes providing more frequent service to student-identified…
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Researcher will use grant to enhance coastal communities
A UGA College of Family and Consumer Sciences researcher has received one of four grants from the Gulf Research Program of the National Academies of…
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Hodgson School of Music unveils flagship concert series lineup
Athens’ storied musical tradition continues with the 2017-2018 Thursday Scholarship Series, the flagship concert series from the Hugh Hodgson School of Music. The concert series,…