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Archaeology Lab preserves relics of Georgia’s past

The UGA Archaeology Lab tells a story that spans the millennia of human habitation in…

All new, full benefits-eligible staff will be invited within their 30-day benefit eligibility window to…

FMD staff works to improve the health and safety of UGA’s buildings.

Quality enhancement plan builds on active learning opportunities for students.

Projects stretch across campus and academic areas.

Competition for food from coyotes seems to be key to declining populations.

UGA program provides best practices related to water-based tourism activities.

UGA economist charts explosive growth of ethnically diverse markets since 1990.

Mental health conditions and certain personality traits play a role in “phubbing.”

Georgia athletes claimed three gold, two silver, and six bronze medals.

He will serve a two-year term beginning this month.

The book includes discussions on definitions and terms, values, economics, emerging media business models, a…

The site provides a single location for students to navigate UGA’s numerous well-being resources.

Keith W. Campbell, a professor in the psychology department of the Franklin College of Arts…

Isha Metzger, an assistant professor in the psychology department within the Franklin College of Arts…

Richard Slatcher, a psychology professor in the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences, was recently…

Twenty-five UGA employees retired July 1, 2021.

The appointment was effective July 1.

Laura German will support CICR’s mission to further collaborative training, research and problem-solving.

Applications for the 2021 fall cohort are now open. The deadline to apply is Aug.…

UGA researchers are stepping in to help find novel uses for cantaloupe.