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Athletic facility upgrades approved
Three facility funding requests totaling $3.83 million were approved Feb. 8 at the quarterly meeting of the Athletic Association’s board of directors. The largest of…
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Couture a-la-cart
Couture a-la-cart, UGA’s first retail store operated by students in the College of Family and Consumer Sciences selling student designs, is re-opening for spring semester…
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Conference to explore practical ways to address poverty issues
The School of Law aims to explores practical methods of lawyering that can best serve the poor in its second annual Working in the Public…
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Law school alumnus returns to head up development
Attorney Gregory C. “Greg” Sowell from Tifton has joined the School of Law as senior director of development.
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Murmurs
The Wall Street Journal quoted Andy Herod, Distinguished Research Professor of Geography, director of UGA’s Paris study-abroad program and adjunct professor of international affairs and…
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UGA Performing Arts Center and Classic Center present the Chieftains
The Performing Arts Center, in partnership with the Classic Center, will present the Chieftains on their 50th anniversary tour Feb. 24 at 8 p.m. in…
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Burning questions
Olorunfemi Adetona, a UGA postdoctoral researcher, and Luke Naeher, senior author and associate professor in the College of Public Health, were quoted in a Science…
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Targeted approach
The knowledge that bacteria possess adaptable immune systems that protect them from individual viruses and other foreign invaders is relatively new to science, and researchers…
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University will match award for enrolling REACH Scholars
UGA will join in the effort of awarding scholarships to low-income students through the state’s new needs-based Realizing Educational Achievement Can Happen Program.
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Dream Award winner helps change school environments
For Corey Johnson, fulfilling his job responsibilities isn’t enough. He wants change.
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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…