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Campus move-in for students will be held Aug. 7-10
University of Georgia Housing will welcome all new and returning UGA students to Athens Aug. 7-10 during campus move-in. More than 200 student and staff…
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UGA launches new Certified Public Manager program
The University of Georgia’s Carl Vinson Institute of Government is launching a new Certified Public Manager program to strengthen leadership skills for local and state…
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Firsthand view of Georgia
UGA New Faculty Tour will visit 15 cities, 41 counties across the state.
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Cristian Escalera
Cristian Escalera, a senior exercise and sport science major, co-founded Project HOPE at UGA, started a community health fair, works in the Biomechanics Research Lab,…
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Research surge continues
UGA’s external funding jumps 14 percent in one year.
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Satellite data reveal serious decline in Georgia salt marsh health
Scientists at the University of Georgia’s Marine Institute at Sapelo Island have found that the amount of vegetation along the Georgia coast has declined significantly…
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UGA New Faculty Tour to visit 15 cities, 41 counties
Almost 40 tenured or tenure-track academic faculty and public service faculty will travel the state next week as part of the University of Georgia Public…
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UGA mourns the loss of legendary illustrator Jack Davis
Jack Davis, perhaps best known for his depictions of Southeastern Conference mascots that have appeared on University of Georgia merchandise for many years, died Wednesday…
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Got Olympic fever? UGA experts available to discuss doping, legacy and more
Will doping be the issue of the Rio Olympics? What will Rio’s Olympic Games legacy be? The University of Georgia has experts from pharmacologists to…
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Archaeologists find elusive 16th century Spanish fort on Parris Island
Located near the town of Beaufort, Parris Island holds more than the dreams of future Marines—it contains the remains of a Spanish fort erected in…
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UGA researchers unfold advances in cardiac catheters
A graduate student in the University of Georgia College of Engineering is turning to the ancient Japanese art of origami for inspiration as he designs…
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Social justice advocate to speak at BFSO luncheon
Shirley Sherrod, an advocate for social justice and former Georgia state director of rural development for the U.S. Department of Agriculture, will deliver the keynote…
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UGA Alumni Association announces members of 40 Under 40 Class of 2016
The UGA Alumni Association recently unveiled the members of the 40 Under 40 Class of 2016. This program, in its sixth year, recognizes outstanding young…
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Elevating graduate and professional education
The University of Georgia is rolling out an initiative to increase the enrollment of graduate students by offering new funding opportunities, innovative interdisciplinary programs and…
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Social justice advocate to speak at BFSO luncheon
Shirley Sherrod, an advocate for social justice and former Georgia state director of rural development for the U.S. Department of Agriculture, will deliver the keynote…
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Raymond Swetenburg, III
Ph.D. student Raymond Swetenberg enjoys sharing science with others and is passionate about his transformative biological research using stem cells to understand more about spinal…
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Social justice advocate to speak at BFSO luncheon
Shirley Sherrod, an advocate for social justice and former Georgia state director of rural development for the U.S. Department of Agriculture, will deliver the keynote…
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University launches initiative to increase graduate enrollment
UGA is rolling out an initiative to increase the enrollment of graduate students by offering new funding opportunities, innovative interdisciplinary programs and a wider array…
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Historic fundraising year
For a third consecutive year, the University of Georgia has set a record in fundraising, bringing in $183.8 million in new gifts and commitments during…
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TEDxUGA nominations
Do you have an idea worth spreading? Since 2013, TEDxUGA has been engaging the campus community in an exploration of ideas worth spreading and is…
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Campus climate survey highlights strengths, areas for improvement
The results of a survey that invited faculty, staff and students at the University of Georgia to share their experiences and perspectives on a range…
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Ramsey Center maintenance
The three pools in the Ramsey Student Center’s Natatorium are closed until Aug. 10 for pump room maintenance. Part of the Ramsey Renewal renovation project,…
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Economic development office helps connect UGA to businesses
Sean McMillan is at the heart of economic development in the state of Georgia.
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University to host STaR conference
UGA will host a regional, scientific conference for faculty, students, residents and fellows that focuses on the latest advances in translational research for improving human…