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UGA president appointed to NCAA presidential leadership group
UGA President Jere W. Morehead has been appointed to the NCAA Division I Presidential Forum. Comprised of one president or chancellor from each of the…
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Professor’s interdisciplinary research strives to answer age-old questions
The middle of an Illinois cornfield, it turns out, can prove fertile ground for a career in academic research.
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UGA-led consortium and conservation agencies host ocean-themed film contest
A team of UGA-based marine researchers investigating the impacts of the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill on the Gulf of Mexico are teaming up with…
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‘Incredible generosity’
The UGA Veterinary Teaching Hospital has renamed its Small Animal Hospital in honor of Cora Nunnally Miller, a donor who gave more than $13 million…
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November 2016 retirees
Twelve UGA employees retired Nov. 1.
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College of Ed professor honored by National Latina/o Psychological Association
A College of Education professor was recently honored by one of the country’s leading associations of mental health professionals focused on the Latina/o population. The…
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New book explores Florentine art, science
Renaissance Art and Science @ Florence Susan B. Puett and J. David Puett Truman State University Press eBook: $29.99 (color images) Paperback: $35 (black and…
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College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences geneticist enhancing sorghum’s drought resi
When UGA plant geneticist Andrew Paterson started to look for lines of sorghum that might survive in some of the most parched places in the…
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‘Columns’ publication break
Because of the Thanksgiving holiday, Columns will not be published Nov. 21. The final issue for fall semester will be published Dec. 5. Submit news…
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Grady dean focuses on feeding area families through Hunger Bowl drives
When Charles N. Davis landed back in Athens roughly three years ago as the new dean of the Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication,…
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Infectious disease authority appointed GRA Eminent Scholar
Dennis Kyle, one of the nation’s leading infectious disease researchers, will be UGA’s newest Georgia Research Alliance Eminent Scholar.
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Diagnostic tests for sinus infections leave much to be desired, College of Public Health study says
Many patients who see physicians for sinus infections expect to be prescribed an antibiotic. But for the majority of them, that course of treatment won’t…
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Alumni volunteers
The UGA Alumni Association is looking for passionate Bulldog alumni to serve on the leadership councils for the Women of UGA and Young Alumni affinity…
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Disability Resource Center honors 27 at annual recognition program
The Disability Resource Center honored 27 of UGA’s most hardworking, determined students during its annual Student and Faculty Recognition Reception on Oct. 20 at the…
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University of Washington receives $210M gift for population health
The Population Health Initiative at the University of Washington, which focuses on improving health outcomes in both communities and the world through education and innovation,…
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Former US ambassador’s papers now part of collection at Russell Library
David Adelman, a former U.S. ambassador to the Republic of Singapore and a former Georgia state senator, has agreed to donate his official papers, documenting…
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College of Ed Doctoral student to receive area award
Anna Goodbread, a third-year doctoral student in the College of Education’s educational psychology department, will receive the annual Dr. Louise McBee Scholarship from the Athens…
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Equal Opportunity Office adds new optional training program
UGA is committed to creating an environment that respects the dignity of all members of the university community and promotes the safety of everyone. In…
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Finance and Administration redesigns site
UGA’s Division of Finance and Administration recently updated its website so users can find services they need more easily. The website now gives visitors many…
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Speaker discusses gifts of Russian Imperial Court
Jewelry tells many stories—love stories between spouses, stories of reaching significant milestones and even stories of pieces shared through generations.
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UGA to celebrate its first GIS Day Nov. 16
The first GIS Day at UGA will be observed Nov. 16 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the main library. It will showcase how…
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School of law professor wins award for article
Nathan S. Chapman, an assistant professor in the School of Law, won the inaugural Harold Berman Prize for his article “The Establishment Clause, State Action…
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Gregory lecturer explores effect Civil War had outside US
More than 150 years ago, the American Civil War nearly tore this country apart. While that conflict certainly changed America, it’s often overlooked how it…
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Romeros, ‘royal family of guitar,’ to perform Nov. 17
The UGA Performing Arts Center will present the Romeros guitar quartet Nov. 17 at 8 p.m. in Hodgson Concert Hall. The program will include works…