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UGA Class of 2025 spreads its wings and learns to fly

More than 8,700 graduates welcomed as newest alumni.

Three women share their journeys as leaders.

Pistone and his team set out to understand the magmatic and volcanic systems that shape…

The celebration highlighted over two decades of growth, stewardship and educational impact.

Jeff Dalton’s work blends preservation, precision and people-first service.

Gretchen Thomas introduces students to educational technology.

Classes allow participants to learn new skills, hone techniques and expand their artistic expression.

In 1718, over 200 mariners accused of piracy were pardoned by the British crown. Steven…

A small group of ants can convince a larger group to kill or nurture multiple…

Almost $4 million in new grants will support UGA research into Chagas disease.

Academy membership recognizes distinguished and groundbreaking research achievements.

New space at Clarke Middle School brings more health care opportunities for the center.

UGA Commencement student speaker wants to speak from the heart.

Teachers can use AI to grade papers faster but might sacrifice accuracy in the process.

Agriculture innovation partnership strengthens connections between UGA and industry.

Upcoming ceremonies will celebrate 7,828 students eligible for graduation.

The interdisciplinary program helps faculty build on their strengths and extend their professional impact.

Enterprise Information Technology Services is reminding retirees about the upcoming annual review of MyID accounts.…