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Thirty-nine UGA employees retired Jan. 1, 2017
Thirty-nine UGA employees retired Jan. 1.
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PSO recognizes longtime community servant with new leadership award
Roy Reeves, a Moultrie businessman who was instrumental in the launch of the first UGA Archway Partnership, was presented with the inaugural award for Innovation…
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Study: Concussion may affect driving even after symptoms disappear
The effects a concussion has on driving a vehicle may continue to linger even after the symptoms disappear, according to a new study by UGA…
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Extension viticulture specialist to help state’s vineyards
Wineries are becoming big business in Georgia, and the University of Georgia Cooperative Extension is working to support this growing sector of the economy with…
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Maintenance worker’s upbringing builds appreciation for the outdoors
Cameron Jacob is good at fixing things that are broken, and on the Health Sciences Campus where residential facilities range from around 40 to 60…
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CTL Fellows deadlines
The Center for Teaching and Learning announces deadlines for the Lilly Teaching Fellows, Senior Teaching Fellows and Writing Fellows programs. Each spring semester, 10 tenure-track…
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UGA recognized by AACSB International in business education
A women’s initiative for students in the UGA Terry College of Business was commended as an “innovation that inspires” by AACSB International, the largest business…
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Novel tells coming-of-age tale during WWII
Girl in a Foxhole Donna McGinty CreateSpace Independent Publishing Paperback: $17 UGA alumna Donna McGinty has published a historical coming-of-age story about a young girl…
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National Danish Performance Team to visit university
The National Danish Performance Team will perform in Athens Feb. 20-Feb. 22 as part of a 10-month world tour.
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Carl Vinson Institute launches new site
UGA’s Carl Vinson Institute of Government kicked off its 90th anniversary year with a fresh face and better functionality with the launch of its new…
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Plant cool-season vegetables now
Many gardeners gave up on planting a fall vegetable garden last year due to the exceptional drought conditions. However, there is a second window of…
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Tangled branches
For the past 30 years, the American Chestnut Foundation has diligently practiced selective breeding in an effort to revive the American chestnut. TACF technicians cross…
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Student Affairs grants facilitate new faculty research partnerships
Three UGA research projects have been named as the inaugural recipients of the Student Affairs Faculty Research Grant.
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Georgia Museum of Art receives awards
The Georgia Association of Museums and Galleries presented the Georgia Museum of Art at UGA with five awards at its annual conference, held Jan. 18-20…
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Dawgs at the Dome 2017
From left, finance major Thomas Paris of Gainesville shares a laugh and conversation with political science major Cameron Keen of Dublin, UGA President Jere W.…
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Order of importance
Your birth order can have an impact on your love life, according to experts. Oldest children tend to be intelligent and responsible high-achievers who are…
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UGA’s largest student-run philanthropy surpasses $1 million for second straight year
More than 3,000 University of Georgia students gathered in Sanford Stadium Sunday morning to celebrate a record-setting $1,352,705.17 raised for Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta.
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For the Miracle children
UGA’s largest student-run philanthropy surpasses $1 million for second straight year.
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Community of scholars
An inside look at the Foundation Fellowship, UGA’s premier scholarship.
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Brian Schwartz and Wayne Hanna
Associate professor Brian Schwartz and professor Wayne Hanna develop turfgrass, ornamental and forage crop cultivars that benefit farmers and almost everyone who has a lawn,…
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Shreya Ganeshan
Shreya Ganeshan, a Foundation Fellow majoring in economics and statistics, is focused on clean energy innovation and deployment. In addition to studying abroad in the…
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Joe Watson appointed Carolyn Caudell Tieger Professor of Public Affairs Communications
The University of Georgia’s Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication has appointed Joseph Watson, Jr. as the first Carolyn Caudell Tieger Professor of Public…
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UGA students compete to ‘Raise the Dough’ for local hunger relief
Beginning Feb. 17, students with the Campus Kitchen at the University of Georgia will compete against other Campus Kitchens across the nation in a weeklong…
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Study: Swishing with mouth rinse may improve athletic performance
Endurance athletes looking to improve their times might consider swishing with a mouth rinse that contains a little sugar during their next performance.