Tag: Education
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UGA Graduate School to move downtown
After nearly 40 years in Boyd Graduate Studies Research Center on South Campus, the Graduate…
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Errol Davis and Mary Francis to speak at UGA Commencements May 12
Seniors graduating from the University of Georgia this spring will hear from the chancellor of…
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UGA Graduate School leads study, calls for action on doctoral completion
Despite being academically capable, more than half of students in doctoral programs across the country…
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UGA students give another four-year vote to continue their student government association
The University of Georgia Student Government Association, abolished by student vote in 1979 but re-established…
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Peabody Awards welcome three new board members
The Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia has approved three new members…
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UGA’ Terry College of Busines to open second location in Buckhead for its Evening MBA program
Beginning in August, the University of Georgia’s Terry College of Business will offer its Evening…
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Terry MBA students anticipating 24-hour trek to meet the “Oracle of Omaha”
Nearly 60 Terry MBA students are set to have an audience with the “Oracle of…
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Capitol Tech highlights technology integration at Gwinnett County Middle School
A Gwinnett County middle school, along with a dozen others schools across Georgia, will be…
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Carter Conference registration closed for Friday events; Saturday and Sunday events remain open
Due to overwhelming response, registration has been closed for the Friday, Jan. 19 academic portion…
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Education still top issue on Georgian’s minds
Education remains the issue that Georgians most want their state government to address, according to…
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UGA 10th in Kiplinger’s “Best Value” ranking
The University of Georgia is 10th in a new ranking by Kiplinger’s Personal Finance magazine…
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UGA study finds that social workers may indirectly experience post-tramatic stress
In the wake of national disasters such as the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks and Hurricane…
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Katie Murray
Agriculture has always been part of Katie Murray’s life. She grew up showing livestock—steers, heifers,…
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More than 2,200 expected to receive UGA degrees Dec. 17
More than 2,200 University of Georgia students are expected to be eligible to receive degrees…
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Matthew Wilson
Senior Matthew Wilson knows that often the gift one receives comes from giving. He was…
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