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New study tests potential treatment to combat Gulf War illness
Funded by a $750,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Defense, UGA’s Nick Filipov and colleagues are testing a potential treatment that may allow these…
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NYU encourages students to graduate faster to offset rising attendance costs
New York University is tackling its escalating attendance costs by encouraging students to graduate in less than four years, according to a recent New York…
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McBee lecturer discusses growing disparities among four-year colleges
Charles Clotfelter has been examining data on America’s four-year colleges, both public and private, throughout the course of his academic career, producing books like Big…
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UGA will host international conference on multicultural migrant fictions
A State-of-the-Art conference on multicultural migrant fictions will be held April 10-11 in Room 227 of the Richard B. Russell Building Special Collections Libraries from 9…
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‘Surging momentum’
In the year the public phase of the Commit to Georgia Campaign was announced, the University of Georgia is on course to set yet another…
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Design charrette helps students learn about community development and problem-solving
A group of UGA students spent a recent weekend planning new developments in Winterville, a small, rural city in eastern Clarke County, where they worked…
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Site serves as OneSource Project resource
The OneSource website is the central resource for information about the OneSource Project, a business transformation project for the University of Georgia that includes launching…
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Middle school gardens grow, with some help from UGA
When Wick Prichard arrived at Clarke Middle School in 2014, his goal as an AmeriCorps VISTA with the University of Georgia was to turn the…
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$1.5 million gift will enhance proactive alcohol education
UGA will enhance its alcohol education and prevention programs thanks to a $1.5 million gift from Jack and Nancy Fontaine of Houston, Texas. The donation…
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Plans moving forward on Baldwin Hall site research
As a follow-up to last week’s announcement, the University of Georgia is moving forward with plans to facilitate additional research to learn more about the…
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Nominations being accepted for 2017 New Faculty Tour of Georgia
Academic and outreach faculty members who have been at UGA fewer than two years are invited to kick off the fall semester with a five-day…
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Teaching by doing
UGA horticulture professor receives national recognition for service-learning.
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Learning through investigation
CURO Symposium highlights undergraduate research.
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Surging momentum
The Commit to Georgia Campaign is off to a strong start.
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Miranda Williams
Bulldog fans are likely to recognize Miranda Williams as the feature twirler at football games. She even won a national title for her twirling prowess,…
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Jason Cade
Students in assistant professor Jason Cade’s Community Health Law Partnership clinic gain practical experience providing legal services to low-income patients at community health centers.
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Parasitic wasp may aid battle against diseases spread by mosquitoes
Scientists at the University of Georgia are using lessons learned from a parasitic wasp to gain insights into how mosquito-borne diseases, like malaria and the…
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UGA students win national policy competition for TurnKey app
A new app wants to reward teens for not using the phone while driving. Created by students from the University of Georgia, the app recently…
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UGA art students push boundaries
Since the 1940s, the Georgia Museum of Art at the University of Georgia has shown the work of Master of Fine Arts degree candidates at…
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Roberto Docampo named UGA recipient of SEC Faculty Achievement Award
Roberto Docampo, Distinguished Research Professor of Cellular Biology and Barbara and Sanford Orkin/Georgia Research Alliance Eminent Scholar, has been named the University of Georgia’s recipient…
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Experiencing research: Undergraduates set to present findings at annual CURO Symposium
From spectator injuries at baseball games to invasive garlic mustard plants in forested areas, more than 550 University of Georgia undergraduates are gearing up to…
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More access to opioid treatment programs needed in Southeast, says study
Large portions of the Southeast don’t have enough opioid treatment programs to match their high rates of opioid use disorder.
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Doctoral candidate carries out Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy of service and equality
A student, a graduate assistant, a therapist and a leader: Elizabeth Louis wears many hats in the UGA and Athens communities.
