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Princeton Review continues to rank UGA a ‘best value’
UGA continues to be one of the best values in public higher education in the U.S.
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Mandatory direct deposit
Effective April 1, direct deposit will be the required method of payroll payments to UGA employees. This is in accordance with board of regents policy…
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Explosion closes SUNY campus
A chemistry laboratory explosion closed the State University of New York’s Canton campus for one week earlier this month, The Chronicle of Higher Education reported.…
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Book examines U.S. intelligence agencies
National Security Intelligence Loch Johnson Polity Press $64.95 Loch Johnson, Regents Professor of International Affairs in the university’s School of Public and International Affairs, has…
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Researchers develop yeast to turn pine into ethanol
Researchers in the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences have developed a “super strain” of yeast that can efficiently ferment ethanol from pre-treated pine, one…
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Camera action
Sonja West, a professor of law, was quoted in a Bloomberg L.P. story about the possibility of allowing recording equipment in the chambers of the…
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For the birds
A National Wildlife article on a new way of tracking migratory birds and the data they produced quoted James Hargrove, associate professor of foods and…
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Conference to examine current business, legal issues in music
The School of Law’s Sports and Entertainment Law Society has joined forces with the Music Business Program in the Terry College of Business and Nuçi’s…
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Award-winning violinist to give concert Feb. 27
The Performing Arts Center will present award-winning violinist Bella Hristova Feb. 27 at 8 p.m. in Ramsey Concert Hall. Tickets are $25; admission is free…
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University Theatre, Atlanta’s 7 Stages to premiere ‘Hidden Man’
University Theatre, in collaboration with Atlanta’s 7 Stages Theatre, will present the world premiere of Hidden Man by Pamela Turner based on research by Russell…
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Environment and Design to lead charrette
A team of students and faculty from the College of Environment and Design will partner with the Athens-Clarke Heritage Foundation Feb. 24-26 to explore the…
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Conference will explore future of international intellectual property law
The School of Law’s Journal of Intellectual Property Law will host “Back to the Future: Global Perspectives on the Future of IP Law in the…
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Public interest law conference, auction will open March 2
Topics ranging from judicial budget cuts to the sustainability of animal farming will be explored at the School of Law’s seventh annual Working in the…
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Visit state’s coast from your computer
Explore Georgia’s coast anywhere, anytime, through the Georgia Sea Grant’s new website. Supporting a healthy coastal ecosystem and economy for more than 40 years, Georgia…
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Grady College receives full reaccreditation by ACEJMC
The Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication has been fully reaccredited after review by the Accrediting Council on Education in Journalism and Mass Communications.
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‘Stand-up’ guy: Terry art director volunteers with community charitable organizations
If you look closely, you can find a subtle expression in Chris Taylor’s work that provides a direct glimpse into his personality.
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Inedible eggs
Michael Doyle, director of UGA’s Center for Food Safety, was quoted in a National Public Radio story about a recent recall of eggs for possible…
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Love comes with strings attached
Members of the AMF Club, a support group for students dealing with the illness or death of a loved one, make Valentine’s cards for children…
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The revolution will not be televised
A Los Angeles Times article about the debate over technology use in U.S. classrooms quoted Thomas C. Reeves, an associate professor of statistics and instructional…
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Historians start to define degrees
Historians across the U.S. have decided to create a specific, agreed-upon framework of expectations for what a history degree should signify about what its recipients…
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On-the-job training
Equine veterinarian Dan Carter has always known he wanted to be his own boss, so during his final year at the College of Veterinary Medicine…
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Observatory open house
The department of physics and astronomy will host its monthly observatory open house Feb. 24 from 7:30-9 p.m. on the roof of the Physics Building.…
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Interim diversity chief named to post on permanent basis
Michelle Garfield Cook, who has served as interim associate provost for institutional diversity at UGA since May 2011, has been appointed to the post on…
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Prof to present trombone recital
Joshua Bynum, an assistant professor of trombone in the Hugh Hodgson School of Music, will present a faculty recital of works for trombone on Feb.…