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UGA Alumni, Athletic associations to bring 2014 UGA Day Tour to 12 cities in Southeast
The University of Georgia Alumni Association and the UGA Athletic Association are hosting the annual UGA Days Tour in 12 cities in four states with…
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Candlelight memorial service will be held for UGA faculty, staff, students
Twenty-six University of Georgia faculty, staff and students who died since last April will be honored at the university’s annual candlelight memorial service April 29…
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UGA Mason lecturer, former Treasury secretary, calls for ‘principled compromise’
Robert E. Rubin, co-chairman of the Council on Foreign Relations and a former U.S. Treasury secretary, called restoring effective government the “fundamental challenge of the…
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Delta Sigma Theta Sorority receives top student organization award
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority was named “Organization of the Year” during the 13th Annual H. Gordon and Francis S. Davis Student Organization Achievement and Recognition…
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UGA student-athletes honored at annual awards banquet
The University of Georgia Athletic Association hosted its annual student-athletes award banquet April 21, highlighted by swimmers Andrew Gemmell and Shannon Vreeland announced as Georgia’s…
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Vaccine researcher Biao He named Davison Chair at UGA
Biao He, a renowned veterinary virologist and vaccine developer, has been appointed to the Fred C. Davison Distinguished University Chair in Veterinary Medicine.
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UGA Honors student awarded James Madison Graduate Fellowship
Matthew Tyler, a fourth-year University of Georgia Honors student and Foundation Fellow, has been awarded a 2014 James Madison Graduate Fellowship. The fellowship, awarded to…
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UGA research shows how retirees strengthen Georgia’s economy
The State of Georgia can bolster its economy by attracting more retirees, according to research from the University of Georgia’s Selig Center for Economic Growth.
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UGA license plates raise over $300,000 for need-based scholarships
University of Georgia license plates have raised $314,030 for student scholarships in a little over six months.
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UGA burglary suspect advisory
On Saturday, 04-05-14, the UGA Bookstore was burglarized. The photo shown was taken from video footage in the store and shows the suspect wearing a…
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UGA College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences holds undergraduate research symposium
This year, 36 students in the University of Georgia College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences completed an undergraduate research project and competed in the fourth…
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Fifteen students honored as Coca-Cola First Generation Scholars
Fifteen University of Georgia freshmen were honored as Coca-Cola First Generation Scholars for the 2013-14 academic year at a dinner held on April 14 at…
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Priestly portraits
Akela Reason, an assistant professor of art history in the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences, was quoted in a story by The Philadelphia Inquirer…
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SPIA debuts redesigned family of websites
The School of Public and International Affairs has launched an ambitious redesign of its family of websites along with a new SPIA logo design. The…
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Earth Week celebrations to be held April 22-25
Each spring, UGA hosts Earth Week to celebrate a more sustainable UGA. The weeklong collection of events centers on Earth Day, which is observed nationally…
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Students to put on Bulldog Classic Horse Show
The UGA Livestock Instructional Arena will be full of horses and their human counterparts April 26 as a group of dedicated students puts on the…
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Roll out
When members of the ConnectUGA project team were assembled two years ago, they were well aware of the arduous yet coordinated effort that lay ahead to…
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Anonymous donor gives $100-million gift to Dartmouth College
Dartmouth College announced it received a gift of $100 million, the largest single donation in the college’s 244-year history, this month. The anonymous gift included…
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James Clapper encourages students to consider public service careers
Director of National Intelligence James Clapper challenged UGA students to consider a job in public service-be that in intelligence services or somewhere else in government-during…
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Safely move houseplants outside
Every year, well-intentioned plant owners decide to move their houseplants outside for the spring and summer. As a result, thousands of houseplants die from too…
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Poultry problems
Denmark has made a 180-degree turn from a nation with a surge of salmonella infections to near eradication of the bacteria in chicken, according to…
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Landrum looks back on more than three decades of service to his alma mater
Tom Landrum’s undergraduate experience at UGA proved to have such an impact on the future vice president for development and alumni relations that he came…
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Costa Rica faculty residence facility to be named in honor of UGA alumnus
The newly constructed faculty residence facility on UGA’s campus in San Luis, Costa Rica is being named in honor of Paul A. Gross, a 1961…
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Home-field advantage
Nathaniel Grow, a legal studies professor in the Terry College of Business, was quoted in a Wall Street Journal article about the antitrust exemption that…