Tag: Columns
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Scientist’s lifelong love of agriculture led from Jamaican roots to U.S. soil
Walking from his home each morning on his way to tend his coffee, yams, pimentos…
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Research professor examines the evolution of American legal history in new book
A Nation of Laws: America’s Imperfect Pursuit of Justice Peter Charles Hoffer University of Kansas…
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UGA Press updates its online pages
The UGA Press has updated its Web site, allowing users to browse book titles, view…
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New e-mail system
The university will have a new e-mail system beginning this summer. Powered by Microsoft Live@edu,…
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Faculty learning communities
Nine faculty learning communities are planned for next year, and April 16 is the application…
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Pottery sale
The UGA Ceramic Student Organization will hold its annual spring pottery sale March 23-24 from…
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Reacting to the Past participants sought
The Reacting to the Past program at UGA is hosting its fourth annual conference at…
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Death penalty talk
UGA’s chapter of Amnesty International and Georgians for Alternatives to the Death Penalty are hosting…
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Grady College will award McGill Medal for Journalistic Courage to Chauncey Bailey Project reporters
Four reporters associated with the Chauncey Bailey Project will be honored by UGA for journalistic…
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Reacting to the Past site provides info
The university now has a home for information about its use of the award-winning teaching…
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Classics professor co-writes new book for students of ancient Greek
Plato’s Apology of Socrates: A Commentary Paul Allen Miller and Charles Platter University of Oklahoma…
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Living history
Instructors who want to learn about Reacting to the Past, an innovative and inspiring pedagogy,…
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Calming claims
A Los Angeles Times story about UGA research showing that those with chronic illness can…
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A fairly complicated timepiece
An article in the online magazine Mother Nature Network about biological clocks quoted Jonathan Arnold,…
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Weapons of mass instruction
A New York Times article about the inability of media outlets to dissuade 20 percent…
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Stress is out
Matthew Herring, a doctoral candidate in UGA’s department of kinesiology, was quoted in a BusinessWeek…
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A very niche market
An Associated Press article about how small businesses can thrive during the recession quoted Dimitris…
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Moldy tomatoes
Michael P. Doyle, the director of the Center for Food Safety at UGA, was quoted…
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UGA receives seven regional awards for communications work
UGA received seven awards in the 2010 Council for the Advancement and Support of Education…
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Graduate school administrator works to keep students on track
As the director of graduate students services at UGA, Krista Haynes makes sure that people…
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College of Veterinary Medicine to host its annual open house on April 2
The College of Veterinary Medicine’s annual open house will be held April 2 from 9…
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Georgia Museum of Art will sponsor presentation by historian Nash Boney
In association with the Georgia Museum of Art’s exhibition University of Georgia Turns 225, Nash…
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Novelist Robert Morgan to give reading
The Georgia Review will present a reading by acclaimed novelist, short story writer and poet…
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Red Clay Conference will focus on tri-state water dispute
“Three States, One River: Exploring the Tri-State Water Dispute,” the School of Law’s 22nd Annual…
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