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UGA Foundation Board welcomes four elected trustees, two advisory trustees
The UGA Foundation elected four new trustees during its annual meeting in St. Simons: Larry D. Thompson, a faculty member in the School of Law,…
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Small Business Development Center on magazine’s best places to work list
The UGA Small Business Development Center, a public service and outreach unit, is one of Georgia Trend magazine’s 2016 “Best Places to Work in Georgia.”…
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Mobile markets
This summer, the UGA Cooperative Extension is working in DeKalb and Fulton counties to build a network of food oases to help serve residents who…
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New training program gives Georgia communities edge in attracting business
Kyle Fletcher is the one sitting in the classroom, but the new Georgia Certified Economic Developer Program offered by UGA is benefiting her entire community.
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Elizabeth Burch
Elizabeth Burch, the Charles H. Kirbo Chair of Law in the School of Law, uses current events and her scholarly interests in mass torts and…
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Ellen Barrow
Ellen Barrow chose UGA for the educational and social opportunities it offers, and the Honors student has made the most of it by earning a…
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UGA alum named Woodrow Wilson Georgia Teaching Fellow
Haley Nagle, who graduated cum laude from the University of Georgia in May with a Bachelor of Science degree in ecology and entomology, has been…
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Georgia Museum of Art to show recent acquisitions
The Georgia Museum of Art at the University of Georgia will present an exhibition of recent additions to its collection from July 16 to Oct.…
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Chasing Olympic gold
Bulldogs have a solid contingent heading to Rio and are hoping to add to UGA’s Olympic successes.
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UGA moves up to No. 17 on Forbes list of top 25 public U.S. colleges
The University of Georgia moved up one spot to rank No. 17 on the Forbes “Top 25 Public Colleges 2016” list released this week.
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Study challenges theory that good communication leads to marital satisfaction
One of the top reasons couples seek counseling is communication issues, so does better communication predict a more satisfying relationship?
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Showboating vs. intrinsic motivation: Your co-workers may be judging you for volunteering
Volunteering benefits the community, but can it also harm your workplace reputation? New research from the University of Georgia Terry College of Business finds co-workers’…
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Not blowing smoke: Research finds medical marijuana lowers prescription drug use
Medical marijuana is having a positive impact on the bottom line of Medicare’s prescription drug benefit program in states that have legalized its use for…
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More than fish in a tank
Every day is a new adventure at the UGA Aquarium in Savannah.
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Certified for development
Economic developer’s training gives Georgia communities an edge in attracting new business.
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UGA Skidaway Institute receives funding for regional glider network
University of Georgia Skidaway Institute of Oceanography researcher Catherine Edwards is leading a team that has received a five-year, $750,000 grant from the Southeast Coastal…
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Abigail Harrison
Abigail Harrison, a third-generation Bulldog, volunteers in the community, is an ambassador for the College of Family and Consumer Sciences and was nominated for the…
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Tianming Liu
Tianming Liu, a professor of computer science, is combining the latest in imaging technology with data analytics to reveal new insights into the structure and…
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A stellar season
UGA Performing Arts Center announces 2016-2017 season.
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UGA Foundation Board welcomes four elected trustees and two advisory trustees
The University of Georgia Foundation elected four new trustees during its annual meeting in St. Simons: Allison Ausband, James “Jim” Whidden Childs, Frank Foley III…
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UGA expert: Don’t let ticks scare you
Don’t be afraid of ticks, says Nancy Hinkle, a University of Georgia professor of entomology.
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UGA Small Business Development Center among Georgia Trend’s best places to work
The University of Georgia Small Business Development Center is one of Georgia Trend magazine’s 2016 “Best Places to Work in Georgia.”
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UGA geneticist studying neural tube defects for clues to common birth defects
An assistant professor of genetics at the University of Georgia was recently awarded a grant from the National Institutes of Health to study neural tube…
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Chambliss Leadership Forum summer event raises $250,000 for scholarships
Colleagues and friends of former Sen. Saxby Chambliss raised $250,000 in support of the University of Georgia Chambliss Fellows program at an event held in…