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Bernstein wins SEC Coach of the Year, six Bulldogs earn All-SEC honors

In “Beware the Tall Grass,” Ellen Birkett Morris tells the stories of the Sloans, a…

Foundation’s $750K pledge will help train students and improve animal welfare.

The working innovation farm plans to deploy the first field projects in 2025.

Study highlights how family dynamics impact work-related stress and enrichment for service members.

Two UGA Orientation leaders from the same family, 29 years apart.

The training program offers free monthly trainings and specialized workshops.

UGA-based startup received federal funding for new intranasal COVID-19 vaccine.

Vaccine company works with UGA’s Office of Business Engagement to connect with researchers and students.

The brain tries to protect Black youth from racism, but it comes at a cost.

Parents may pressure kids to eat certain foods and avoid others due to stress.

Retired Justice Robert Benham will receive the 2024 Footsteps Award.

The FACS program prepares students for a variety of career options.

UGA students clean up the Georgia marsh and get rid of invasive plants.

Attendees learned how faculty roles, responsibilities and resources support student success.

The gardens are home to seeds and plants from nearly every plant breeding company worldwide.

Stephen Ramos works to enhance student learning through class projects that promote community engagement.

In his new role, Mote oversees several offices and centers within the Office of Instruction.

Anderson’s internationalization efforts are demonstrated across campus and Ghana.

The season will include performances by musicians, dancers, actors and circus artists.

Emma Laing, clinical professor and director of dietetics in the College of Family and Consumer…

Megan Ford, a financial therapist and clinic director in the College of Family and Consumer…

Michael Mengak, wildlife biologist and professor at the Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources,…