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UGA Presents welcomes the Paul Taylor Dance Company to Athens

The performance takes place Sept. 19.
A matter of plums versus papayas

Large groceries are seen as a better deal when sold by the pound and small ones when sold individually, even if prices are the same.
UGA hosts second annual 9/11 memorial stair climb

Students and community members honor the unforgettable attacks.
Buying flowers may boost well-being, reduce stress

Buying flowers started as a form of self-care during the pandemic but became a therapeutic habit for many.
Michael Gebeke named associate vice president for Facilities Management Division

He brings more than 30 years of experience in facilities management and leadership.
Grady students, graduates work on Deborah Norville’s game show

Norville hired Grady students and recent graduates as production assistants for “The Perfect Line.”
Bulldogs hold off Austin Peay after long rain delay

The fourth-ranked Georgia football team had to work to put away the Governors.
Lucky Dawgs

For their Maymester adventure, a dozen UGA students explored Ireland, where they learned a lot about Irish history, culture, sports medicine, and–most importantly–a bit about…
The Taste of Success

UGA’s Flavor of Georgia competition brings together food innovation and old-fashioned entrepreneurship.
EITS schedules biannual network maintenance for Nov. 2

EITS conducts biannual network maintenance in the fall and spring of each year to support the network and provide ample bandwidth and Internet capacity to…
Franklin introduces three new Study Abroad Programs designed for first-year students

These faculty-led spring break programs are designed exclusively for first-year students majoring in biology, computer science and psychology.
NEH grant expands Georgia’s online access to historic newspapers

The 2025 grant is the fifth NDNP grant awarded to the Digital Library of Georgia in the past two decades.
UGA Libraries seeks donations for digital restoration of 1980s footage from Athens music scene

The project will culminate with a community screening of the documentary for its 40th anniversary next year.
Associate professor empowers through passion

Josh Caballero takes life to the edge.
Science that speaks

Alexa and Kevan Lamm share the story of agriculture through leadership development, communication strategy.
Three UGA public safety professionals awarded 2025 Kassinger Scholarship

The scholarship honors full-time public safety professionals who demonstrate exceptional dedication to both their academic and professional pursuits.
UGA Swimming and Diving history on display in Special Collections exhibition

The exhibition marks the 100th anniversary of the sports at the University of Georgia.
Yes, killer bees are back. No, you shouldn’t panic.

Africanized bees aren’t new, and they probably won’t swarm and attack you.
Healthy — or unhealthy — childhood habits could shape adult habits

Establishing exercise routines early could help keep people physically active for life.
UGA-Boehringer partnership wins award for sustainability program

Program recognized for advancing health, environmental stewardship and people-centered business practices.
Young people more willing to commit insurance fraud

Millennials, Gen Z may not know they’re committing insurance fraud — or they may just not care.
Bulldogs rein in the Thundering Herd, 45-7

Quarterback Gunner Stockton led the way as UGA extends its home winning streak to 32.
Emergency Alert Update: Campus all clear following hoax, support available for community

At approximately 8:51 p.m. on August 29, the UGA alert system was activated following reports of an armed shooter. UGA Police responded immediately and found,…
Governors, industry, education leaders announce tri-state manufacturing partnership

The initiative will create a research and development hub for mobility innovation that drives economic and workforce development.