Tag: Columns
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Ellison exhibition brings taste of Hollywood to Special Collections Libraries
Ellison will visit campus on Sept. 10
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New imaging system documents seizures in real time
Watch a 3D video of a seizure event from start to finish.
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University of Georgia unveils new five-year strategic plan
“Forward Together: The 2031 Strategic Plan” charts a clear path for UGA over the next…
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The road to a better Georgia
The UGA School of Medicine’s inaugural class traveled the state for a firsthand introduction to…
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Unsocial kids may be happier than you think
Children who play alone at recess aren’t necessarily lonely.
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Course details responsible use of AI
AI Literacy for All builds a foundation for AI use at UGA.
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Center for Urban Agriculture supports food systems and green spaces in Georgia
Georgia’s cities are buzzing with ideas.
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Psychology professor is building better treatments for schizophrenia
Gregory Strauss tackles complex questions in mental health.
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Margaret Morrison displays ‘Antiques’ at UGA Performing Arts Center
An opening reception will be held Aug. 27.
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Mental health workers may hold negative beliefs about people who misuse opioids
Mental health workers may hold harsher views toward people with opioid addiction.
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UGA dedicates two new facilities focused on student well-being and support
First-year residence hall, Dining, Learning, and Well-being Center to enhance student experience.
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Youth Lead Georgia’s summer initiatives support growing demand
The UGA program connects high schoolers with Georgia leaders, careers and communities.
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Could social media change your travel plans?
Social media posts may be how you choose your next vacay spot.
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UGA scientists need your help to stop an invasive hornet
Early detection of yellow-legged hornets in Georgia is critical to protecting honeybees and agriculture.
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Anne Shaffer named interim dean of UGA Graduate School
Professor and senior associate dean brings nearly two decades of UGA experience to the new…
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The future is jelly
Could one of Georgia’s marine species could help solve problems beyond the ocean?
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What’s in it for me? People more likely to help the environment when it benefits them
Framing cleanup efforts as a way to meet people or exercise can boost pro-environmental behaviors.
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Beyond the Arch: Lights, Camera, AP History
Steve Heimler helps thousands of high schoolers study for their AP exams.
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Why don’t more farmers use cover crops? UGA research offers answers
Farmers weigh economic, environmental, societal and personal factors — not just attitudes toward conservation.
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Entrepreneurship Program manager helps ideas turn into action
Megan Henning creates opportunities for connection.
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Does court-ordered community service work?
Court-ordered community doesn’t appear to reduce costs, rehabilitate offenders or provide restitution.
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UGA School of Medicine welcomes inaugural class
The 64 students begin their medical school journey with orientation and a statewide tour.
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Gut feelings: How stress may reshape the microbiome and influence brain health
Even minor stressors can leave a measurable “fingerprint” on your gut microbiome, altering its composition.
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Renowned researchers to advance personalized medicine, AI at UGA
Francisco Fernandez-Lima and Guo-Wei Wei are UGA’s newest GRA Eminent Scholars.
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