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UGA experts offer knowledge, advice for the Fourth
The Fourth of July is fast approaching, and at the University of Georgia, we’re here to help you as you craft your Independence Day stories.
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Listener study prompts programming changes at radio station WUGA
Programming changes designed to make WUGA even more vital and relevant to its listeners took effect June 13. Responding to a comprehensive study into current…
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UGA, Italian university partner to establish dual-degree program
To promote collaboration on some of the biggest challenges facing agriculture today, UGA’s College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences is partnering with the University of…
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Georgia Museum of Art exhibition showcases works from Mixografia Workshop
Paper in Profile: Mixografia and Taller de Grafica Mexicana, an exhibition featuring 3-D paper prints from 60 artists, is on display until Aug. 21 at…
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New pavilion at Skidaway Island campus dedicated
As about 60 children and adults looked on, the UGA Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant officially dedicated a covered pavilion at the UGA Skidaway…
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Going green
UGA has been awarded $10 million from the state of Georgia to purchase 19 electric buses, and Athens Clarke County received $6 million to buy…
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SREL to launch new outreach program in Burke County
UGA’s Savannah River Ecology Laboratory will begin working this summer with the community of Shell Bluff in Burke County to help its residents understand the…
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Botanist to give natural history lecture June 30
UGA botanist Robert Wyatt will present the third talk in the Natural History Lecture Series June 30 at 4 p.m. in the auditorium of the Richard…
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Wise Family Foundation expands meal plan scholarship program
More UGA students will be able to concentrate on their education and worry less about finding meals thanks to a significant six-figure gift from the…
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Georgia teachers among first to join Skidaway Institute research cruises
JoCasta Green became a teacher after she was told as a child she couldn’t be a scientist because she was a girl. In May, the…
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OLLI at UGA elects officers for 2016-2017
The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at UGA has elected officers for the 2016-2017 year. They will take office July 1. Lee Albright will succeed Betty…
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Parking registration
Register for 2016-2017 parking permits at www.parking.uga.edu. The deadline to be considered in the first and largest round of permit assignments is July 1 at…
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UGA scientists part of team studying malaria resilience
Researchers at Emory University, UGA and the Georgia Institute of Technology, along with national and international collaborators, will investigate the mechanisms behind “resilience” following malaria…
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Program coordinator honored for contribution to affordable learning
DeLoris Hesse, coordinator of UGA’s undergraduate anatomy and physiology program, has received a Textbook Transformation Award from Affordable Learning Georgia for her efforts in adopting…
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UGA’s women’s track and field team finishes third at NCAA championship
UGA’s women’s track and field team matched its best finale in history with a third-place finish June 11 at the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field…
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Research participants sought
The kinesiology department in the College of Education is conducting a research study to learn more about how blood sugar-lowering medications affect health. Researchers are…
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Stanley Culpepper
Stanley Culpepper, a professor in the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences and an extension weed scientist, travels the state and the world sharing research…
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Abbe Van Gorder
Abbe Van Gorder “trusted that UGA would provide opportunities that no other college would be able to offer,” and she’s made the most of it…
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Brexit vote leads to uncertainty, probably more EU exits
University of Georgia experts say the Brexit vote speaks to a “broken” European Union and will likely lead to uncertainty and more exits. Experts, their…
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UGA to get 19 new electric buses
The University of Georgia has been awarded $10 million from the state of Georgia to purchase 19 electric buses.
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Silencing of gene affects people’s social lives, study shows
A team of researchers led by psychologists at the University of Georgia have found that the silencing of a specific gene may affect human social…
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Scherr named law school’s associate dean for clinical programs and experiential learning
Athens, Ga. – Alexander W. Scherr has been named the University of Georgia School of Law’s new associate dean for clinical programs and experiential learning.…
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For children with Tourette syndrome, environmental responses to tics play big role
In a study published in Child Psychiatry and Human Development, University of Georgia researchers found that environmental responses to tics in a child with Tourette…
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Susan Fagan
Susan Fagan, Distinguished Research Professor in the College of Pharmacy, says that both her research and teaching are inspired by the patients she sees and…