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Amanda Dennis: Silver Lining

UGA alumna was a star athlete in the Tokyo Paralympic Games last summer.

The task force is chaired by Lindsey Van Note, senior director of talent in University…

The article emphasized that schools should start cyberbullying education earlier and bring awareness to social…

Instagram hashtags related to self-harm almost doubled over the span of a year.

Advancements in technology have transformed a range of fields throughout the 21st century.

Phillip D. Tomporowski, a professor in the kinesiology department of the Mary Frances Early College…

The Athens Chautauqua Society brings history to life in a performance of “Three Palaces at…

UGA’s first Black graduate celebrates launch of autobiography.

Researchers at UGA will train students to deliver services in high-need areas of the state.

A virtual book launch will celebrate Mary Frances Early’s new book.

Nationally recognized scholars and leaders to share perspectives with campus community.

Patrick O’Connor, a professor in the kinesiology department of the Mary Frances Early College of…

A peek inside the studio of a legendary teacher and artist.

The Stewart Candy Company celebrates its 100th anniversary in 2022.

Matthew Madison focuses on statistics, data science.

UGA to host October workshop.

Eight Amazing Students share their best advice for success on campus.

Through this innovative resource, clinicians will gain valuable knowledge regarding the conceptualization, identification, assessment and…

Workshop provides educators knowledge about food-based learning.

College of Education works with Clarke County School District to support new teachers.

The awards and appointments were highlighted during the organization’s annual meeting.

Joseph Tobin, a professor of early childhood education in the Mary Frances Early College of…