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Thinc. at UGA, an initiative that encourages entrepreneurship, will host the second annual “Thinc. Week” April 13-17 on the university’s Athens campus. The action-packed week…
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Benefit art exhibit
In conjunction with National Public Health Week, the Public Health Association is partnering with Walton Wellness, the Georgia River Network and the Georgia Trail Summit…
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Graduate programs rise in ‘US News & World Report’s’ rankings
UGA graduate programs continue to rank among the best in the nation, according to U.S. News & World Report’s 2015 edition of America’s Best Graduate Schools. The…
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Hit Broadway musical ‘Spring Awakening’ to close University Theatre’s season
University Theatre will present the sexually charged rock musical Spring Awakening, composed by Duncan Sheik with book and lyrics by Steven Sater. Performances will be…
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‘House of Cards,’ ‘Scandal’ among Peabody Award winners
A record 46 recipients of the University of Georgia’s 73rd Annual Peabody Awards were announced April 2 on CBS This Morning and www.peabodyawards.com. The winners, chosen…
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African American Choral Ensemble to hold concert to celebrate 25 years
The UGA African American Choral Ensemble will celebrate its 25th anniversary April 12 with a special reunion concert in Hugh Hodgson Concert Hall at 7…
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Harvard professor to discuss tort law at 111th Sibley Lecture
John Goldberg, the Goldston Professor of Law at Harvard University, will discuss “Inexcusable Wrongs” at the School of Law’s 111th Sibley Lecture April 11 at…
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COE, South Korean business to bring robotics to K-12 classrooms
The College of Education has established a partnership with Roborobo Co. Ltd., a robotics education company in South Korea, to bring robotics to local K-12…
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Fremont Community Therapy Project founder to give annual Coley Lecture
Laura Brown, founder of the Fremont Community Therapy Project, will give the 20th annual Andrea Carson Coley Lecture April 18 at 12:30 p.m. in the…
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UGA Night at Six Flags
UGA will host the 11th annual UGA Night at Six Flags Over Georgia April 11. University students, faculty, staff, alumni and their families will have…
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UGA students organize 40th Great Southland Stampede Rodeo
Nearly 6,000 people will gather at the UGA Livestock Instructional Arena April 10-12 to watch cowboys and cowgirls show off their skills in an event…
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2nd Thursday Concert series to end with ‘Chamber Music for Piano and Strings’
The Hugh Hodgson School of Music’s 2nd Thursday Scholarship Concert series will close its 2014 season with “Chamber Music for Piano and Strings” on April…
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Cyberattacks costly for colleges
Data breaches not only hurt the reputations of colleges and universities that become victims to such attacks, they also are very expensive, according to an…
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Spring Shag to be held April 11
CURE at UGA will hold its fourth annual Spring Shag April 11 at 7:30 p.m. The event, which will include food, live music and dancing,…
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Report finds protecting natural areas makes fiscal sense
Protecting a county’s natural resources and its fiscal health may seem to be competing goals, but a UGA study provides a blueprint for achieving both.
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Kroger shoppers can aid Georgia 4-H
Kroger customers can help support Georgia 4-H, a program administered by UGA, simply by buying groceries at one of the retailer’s 171 stores across the…
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UGA researcher identifies social network communities on Twitter
Most Twitter conversations have a distinct structure-forming one of six shapes-and the way these conversations form on Twitter depends on what is being discussed, according…
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Representatives from more than 26 countries visit during VIP tour
More than two dozen members of the Georgia Consular Corps, representing 26 countries, took a three-day trip around the state late last month visiting 10…
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National Intelligence director will deliver Charter Lecture
Director of National Intelligence James R. Clapper will deliver the UGA Charter Lecture April 14 at 11:15 a.m. in the Chapel.
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Study finds more than 50 percent of US veterans graduate college
The majority of post-9/11 veterans who attended college on the GI Bill have received degrees or certificates, according to research from the Student Veterans of…
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Managing trash crucial part of sustainability
UGA engineering professor’s mission is to protect and improve the environment.
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Benjamin Brainard
Benjamin Brainard, associate professor in the College of Veterinary Medicine, impresses upon students that responsibility to animals and their owners, to co-workers and to colleagues…
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Lindsey Cook
Lindsey Cook, a senior majoring in journalism, has focused on the intersection of journalism and technology and along the way worked for some of the…
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UGA Costa Rica faculty residence to be named in honor of Paul A. Gross
The newly-constructed faculty residence facility on the University of Georgia’s campus in San Luis, Costa Rica is being named in honor of Paul A. Gross,…