Franklin College of Arts and Sciences Archives - Page 2 of 121

Integrative Precision Agriculture Conference showcases the future of farming

The conference spotlights new partners.

The scholarship recognizes students for their commitment to environmental issues.

She will pursue a Ph.D. in immunology from the Stanford University School of Medicine.

Diabetes and high blood pressure increase the risk of degenerative diseases like dementia.

More than 8,700 graduates welcomed as newest alumni.

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

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

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

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

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

The academy is one of the oldest and most prestigious organizations of its kind.

New study finds common app underestimates heat and need for activity modifications in hot weather.

A service-learning dance course unites students and community members across cultures and generations.

The program is designed to help instructors create active learning courses with UGA Libraries.

Schulman discussed his process writing the film and his experiences in the movie industry.

DNA analysis links populations of wild yeast to those used by humans.

Grant-funded projects enhance student learning through immersive, interactive experiences.