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Obituary: M. Howard Lee
M. Howard Lee, Regents Professor of Physics at UGA, passed away Nov. 18, 2016, after a brief illness.
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University of Virginia professor to give annual Ferguson Lecture Feb. 16
The College of Environment and Design’s annual Vincent Eleanor Ferguson Lecture will be held Feb. 16 at 5 p.m. in lecture hall 123 of the…
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Flu vaccine study subjects
The UGA Clinical & Translational Research Unit is looking for individuals ages 65-90 who have not yet received a flu shot this season to take…
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Inaugural Chambliss Fellows start internships in Washington, D.C.
For many students, the start of the new semester means moving back into the dorms and settling in to new classes. For the inaugural group…
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Study: Generation gap could advance PR industry
Millennials are often criticized for the different values, qualities and skills they bring to work, according to a new study of millennial communication professionals, or…
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Author Colm Toibin coming to UGA as Delta Visiting Chair
The Jane and Harry Willson Center for Humanities and Arts will welcome internationally acclaimed Irish writer Colm Toibin to the University of Georgia as the…
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University unveils 2017 Bulldog 100 rankings; businesses soar
The UGA Alumni Association recognized the 100 fastest-growing companies owned or operated by UGA alumni during the eighth annual Bulldog 100 Celebration Feb. 4 at…
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Rain, rain, go away?
Welcome rains during December 2016 and the first week of 2017 provided hope for Georgia farmers looking for relief from a statewide severe drought, according…
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Engineering faculty member works to make medical devices safer
Implantable medical devices such as central venous catheters, stents, endotracheal tubes and vascular grafts are vital tools in today’s health care arsenal. Yet these devices…
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MARTA CEO discusses how action leads to change at annual lecture
Keith Parker’s life is all about action.
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Center for Simulational Physics to hold 30th annual workshop Feb. 20-24
The UGA Center for Simulational Physics will hold its 30th annual workshop Feb. 20-24. “Recent Developments in Computer Simulation Studies in Condensed Matter Physics” will…
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Armstrong State/Georgia Southern consolidation committee appointed
University System of Georgia Chancellor Steve Wrigley has appointed the Armstrong State University-Georgia Southern University Consolidation Implementation Committee. The 41-member committee consists of 20 representatives…
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Munch and learn: History department offers programming to increase interest by nonmajors
Lectures and academic discussions at UGA normally don’t focus on illegal activities. However, that is exactly what Stephen Mihm, an associate professor of history, discussed…
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Upcoming University Theatre production to explore sibling rivalry
University Theatre presents Christopher Durang’s Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike, directed by Kristin Kundert, an associate professor of theatre in UGA’s Franklin College…
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Longtime US senator joins faculty at Johns Hopkins University
Barbara A. Mikulski, the longest-serving woman in the history of Congress and Maryland’s longest-tenured U.S. senator, has joined the faculty of Johns Hopkins University as…
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UGA alumna selected for Knauss Fellowship
UGA alumna Shiyu “Rachel” Wang has been awarded the John A. Knauss Marine Policy Fellowship for 2017. Sponsored by the National Sea Grant College Program,…
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Winter golf special
The UGA Golf Course is offering UGA students, faculty and staff an opportunity to experience the range of service and amenities for a discounted price…
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Book analyzes digital poetry collection
Poesia y poeticas digitales/electronicas/tecnos/new-media en America Latina: definiciones y exploraciones Luis Correa-Diaz and Scott Weintraub Ediciones Universidad Central Open-access e-book Luis Correa-Diaz, a professor of…
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Seong-Jin Cho to give Feb. 17 recital
The UGA Performing Arts Center presents award-winning pianist Seong-Jin Cho Feb. 17 at 8 p.m. in Hodgson Concert Hall. His program will include Schubert’s Sonata…
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Solving global challenges
UGA center aims to find new cures for diseases.
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Monumental impact
Inaugural Chambliss Fellows start internships in Washington, D.C.
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Sahl Hakim
Sahl Hakim’s passion lies with putting other people first, and it shows through his mentoring with Freshman Forum and his enthusiasm as a tour guide…
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UGA researcher explores how light can solve wireless space shortage
Mable Fok, an assistant professor of engineering, received a National Science Foundation CAREER Award to study how photonics can be used to identify and harness…
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Peabody Media Center joins forces with FUSION and The Root for Black History Month
The Peabody Media Center, FUSION and The Root have launched a content partnership that will bring Peabody’s rich media archive together with FUSION’s diverse voices…