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Reports of COVID-19 remain low

It sets another record low since UGA began surveillance testing in August.

For nearly 40 years, he made a major impact on teaching and service at UGA.

This decrease could lead to fewer doctors in less populated areas of the country.

Study tracks the net abundance of butterflies in the U.S.

President Morehead commits $250,000 to new Graduate Student Degree Accelerator Fund.

Students matched with programs in emergency, internal and family medicine.

Greg Trevor elevated to associate vice president.

Justin Jeffery began handling COVID-19 issues earlier than most campus staff.

Pastor and longstanding Athens leader continues to foster community.

Kannan will use the award to map relationships connecting sequence and function in gene families.

The hours extension adds 34 additional operational hours per week.

The African Studies Institute spring lecture honors its students and faculty.

Kelley Saussy builds bridges between the college and corporate partners.

Four UGA employees retired March 1, 2021.

The performance will be live-streamed from Hodgson Hall on March 24 and 25 at 7…

Merryl Alber, director of the University of Georgia Marine Institute on Sapelo Island, was recently…

Stacey Neuharth-Pritchett, associate dean for academic programs in the Mary Frances Early College of Education,…

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

Registration is now open for the 30th annual Molecular Parasitology and Vector Biology Symposium, hosted…

Carrie P. Freeman interviews the leaders of advocacy groups to gain insight on how human…

The University Woman’s Club spring meeting will be held virtually on April 13 from 11:30…

Research shows self-expression resonates more than self-disguise.