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Veggie rinse sense
Michael Doyle, a professor of food microbiology and director of UGA’s Center for Food Safety, answers the question about whether rinsing fruits and vegetables can…
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Grady College debuts new Web app
The Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication has unveiled a new responsive Web app aimed at bringing together its many audiences in an easy-to-use…
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University Theatre’s ‘Flyin’ West’ portrays African-American pioneer life
In conjunction with UGA’s observance of Black History Month, University Theatre presents the popular dramatic comedy Flyin’ West by Pearl Cleage in the Cellar Theatre…
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UGA to host Return to the Arch Alumni Seminar
UGA will host the Return to the Arch Alumni Seminar, a three-day educational gathering from March 20-22 at the UGA Hotel and Conference Center. The event…
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University of Michigan professor to discuss ‘Wordsworth in Bed’
The Georgia Colloquium in 18th- and 19th-Century British Literature will present a talk by Adela Pinch Feb. 26 at 4:30 p.m. in 265 Park Hall.…
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Professor examines intersection of First Amendment rights, new media
William E. Lee, a professor in the Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication, recently published “Books, Video Games, and Foul-Mouthed Hollywood Glitteratae: The Supreme…
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School of Law to host ethics conference
The School of Law is hosting the 14th annual Legal Ethics and Professionalism Symposium. “Who Are They to Judge?-Ethical and Professionalism Issues Facing the Bench”…
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Aspirin-based medicine may prevent damage caused by chemotherapy
UGA researchers have developed a new medication that promises to reduce many of the negative side effects caused by cisplatin, a commonly prescribed chemotherapy treatment.
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One-woman play to be presented Feb. 22
Jordan is So Chilly: An Encounter with Lillian Smith, a one-woman play drawn largely from unpublished autobiographical writings by the author, will be presented by…
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Hear! Hear!
John Ross, a former resident of Athens, has been coming to UGA’s Speech and Hearing Clinic for the past four years, so he knows the…
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Golf clinics
The University Golf Course will host its spring semester UGA student and faculty/staff clinics beginning in March. The free, hour-long sessions for staff and faculty…
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The price of succeeding
The great American rags-to-riches story may, in reality, come with some unfortunate health side effects. That was the message of a New York Times column…
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UGA Center for Simulated Physics to host annual international CSP workshop
The 27th annual Center for Simulated Physics Workshop will be held at UGA the week of Feb. 24. Hosted by the UGA Center for Simulated…
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UGA Miracle’s Dance Marathon set to benefit Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta
UGA Miracle’s 19th annual Dance Marathon benefiting Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta will take place from Feb. 22 at 10 a.m. to Feb. 23 at 10…
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Fulfilling the Dream Award recipient takes pride in Terry’s diversity efforts
Mark Dawkins takes a lot of pride in his efforts and those of the Terry College of Business to improve diversity at UGA.
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Disparity grows between millennials with, without college degrees
The gap between income earnings of millennials with college degrees and those without has grown when compared to generations past, according to a Pew Research…
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UGA dance collaboration presents journey in science, technology and the arts
Movement and film engage with the study of the universe in an upcoming UGA dance collaboration and performance. The Franklin College of Arts and Sciences’…
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Credit Union food drive
Georgia United Credit Union is hosting its annual Can Hunger drive to benefit local food banks in the communities. The drive runs through March 31. …
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Lilly Teaching Fellows
Applications now are being accepted for the Center for Teaching and Learning’s 2014-2016 Lilly Teaching Fellows. Faculty in their first, second or third year of…
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Professor gets $1M to design milk cooler for dairy farmers
Keeping milk safe and healthy to drink is a challenge in areas around the world without electricity.
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EITS employee rises from student worker to IT manager
Justin Williams was a UGA student working at a fast food restaurant when he decided he wanted an on-campus job, more specifically a job at…
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Historian to discuss Caribbean influences on Colonial Georgia
Paul Pressly, a prominent Georgia historian and educator, will discuss “Colonial Georgia: Caribbean Influences and the British Atlantic World” Feb. 20 at 4 p.m. in…
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Unhealthy start
A recent study published in The New England Journal of Medicine suggests that obesity in children as young as age 5 is a likely indicator…
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Hodgson faculty series continues with recital by husband-wife duo
The husband-and-wife duo of Peter and Kristin Jutras will give a recital as part of the Hugh Hodgson Faculty Series on Feb. 20 at 8…