Tag: About UGA

Teaching by doing

UGA horticulture professor receives national recognition for service-learning.
Learning through investigation

CURO Symposium highlights undergraduate research.
Surging momentum

The Commit to Georgia Campaign is off to a strong start.
Transforming lives

Coca-Cola continues generous support for first-generation collegians.
Elite honor

UGA’s Gregory Robinson is named a Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry.
Preserving privacy

Informatics faculty member works to protect personal information used for group analysis.
‘Amazing opportunity’

Interns learn more than politics during Washington, D.C., internships.
Zero Waste UGA

Student-run Campus Composting program aims to reduce waste on campus.
Hatching a solution

UGA students are engineering equipment to help oyster farmers.
For the Miracle children

UGA’s largest student-run philanthropy surpasses $1 million for second straight year.
Community of scholars

An inside look at the Foundation Fellowship, UGA’s premier scholarship.
State-of-the-art environment

New Indoor Athletic Facility helps fulfill commitment to student-athletes.
Lingering effects

A concussion may affect your driving even after symptoms disappear, study says.
Solving global challenges

UGA center aims to find new cures for diseases.
Monumental impact

Inaugural Chambliss Fellows start internships in Washington, D.C.
A more secure future

New informatics professor working to develop “smart grid” energy systems.
Committed to Georgia

Public Service and Outreach is making an impact across the state.
The birthplace of public higher education

How UGA sparked a movement that continues to shape our nation.
Absolutely engrossing

Professor introduces students to small, but powerful, world of insects.
Advancing science

ARCS Awards to UGA students top $1 million.
Committed to affordability

UGA is 10th best value in public colleges according to Kiplinger.
Economic optimism

Terry College’s annual Economic Outlook forecasts good news for the state and nation.
Dean Tate Scholar

Chantal Van Landeghem earns prestigious Phi Beta Kappa award, a first for a student-athlete.
Legislative groundwork

Governor caps 2016 Biennial Institute by touting Georgia’s economic success.