Tag: About UGA

  • Changing the approach to sex education

    Changing the approach to sex education

    Teenagers taught abstinence-only sex education have higher pregnancy rates than those who learn about contraceptives,…

  • Keeping the past present

    Keeping the past present

    The latest jewel in UGA’s crown is the new Richard B. Russell Building Special Collections…

  • Super Crew

    Super Crew

    Finding a job is tough. Being homeless makes it even harder. A new partnership between…

  • Beyond Tang

    Beyond Tang

    Deep-space travel will require foods that contain such low levels of oxygen that they can…

  • Teaching kids science

    Teaching kids science

    Collaboration between UGA faculty and Georgia teachers is improving science, technology, engineering and mathematics education…

  • UGA entrepreneurs mean business

    UGA entrepreneurs mean business

    UGA students aspiring to venture into the world of entrepreneurship have a chance at a…

  • A heavy burden: The obesity epidemic

    A heavy burden: The obesity epidemic

    After-school physical education classes are only part of a broad set of programs at UGA…

  • A heavy burden: A weight pill?

    A heavy burden: A weight pill?

    Possibly, UGA researchers say. Clifton Baile and his colleagues at the College of Agricultural and…

  • A heavy burden: Never too late

    A heavy burden: Never too late

    Mary Ann Johnson, in UGA’s College of Family and Consumer Science, has been exploring the…

  • Helping to guide others

    Helping to guide others

    UGA student Mallory Nelson is serving others by training Pepsi, a black Labrador puppy, to…

  • First and only

    First and only

    The rapid growth of the Brazilian economy has caused demand for Portuguese speakers to surge,…

  • Seeing things in a different light

    Seeing things in a different light

    University of Georgia researchers have developed a new material that emits a long-lasting, near-infrared glow—potentially…

  • Community aid

    Community aid

    For Mumbi Okundaye, public health isn’t just a job title; it’s a moral imperative. That’s…

  • Rite of passage

    Rite of passage

    The former CEO of The Coca-Cola Company has opened his south Georgia doors to Terry…

  • Small Wonders

    Small Wonders

    For decades, scientists have wondered whether tiny structures known as Hirano bodies found in the…

  • Reaching for the stars

    Reaching for the stars

    While its not her usual pastime, Paige Carmichael’s role in the first “Dancing with the…

  • A special partnership

    A special partnership

    The beginning of the medical partnership between the University of Georgia and the Georgia Health…

  • What is under threat?

    What is under threat?

    According to Shan Huang, a Ph.D. student at the UGA Odum School of Ecology, the…

  • Good deeds, delivered

    Good deeds, delivered

    Some senior citizens would not be enjoying a meal today were it not for Stephen…

  • Teachers Act Up!

    Teachers Act Up!

    Melisa Cahnmann-Taylor, an associate professor of language and literacy education, believes if teachers want to…

  • Facing a wildlife crisis

    Facing a wildlife crisis

    “White-nose syndrome” is spreading through states and devastating colonies of bats from Canada to North…

  • Learning through service

    Learning through service

    UGA students are getting valuable life experience connecting academic concepts learned in the classroom with…

  • Every idea counts

    Every idea counts

    Five residence halls at the University of Georgia are preparing to face off in the…