Tag: Inside UGA
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Scientist awarded $3 million NIH grant for research in Kenya
The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases of the National Institutes of Health has…
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CURO fellows participate in inquiry-based projects
Twenty-five UGA undergraduates have been selected to participate in inquiry-based research projects this summer through…
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Finance and Administration honors its own
Each spring the Division of Finance and Administration holds a recognition ceremony to honor its…
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Parking Services receives awards for customer service improvements
UGA Parking Services was recently recognized for excellence by the International Parking Institute.
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Rooted in science
For centuries, ginger root has been used as a folk remedy for a variety of…
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Life lessons: Faculty use seed grant to teach teens how to build healthy relationships
For a second it seems like the argument could reach a fever pitch, but the…
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Food services meal plan operation team receives award from governor
UGA’s food services meal plan operation team received a Governor’s Commendation for Excellence in Customer…
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‘Japan World Heritage Sites’ photos on display at Tate Center
An exhibition of photographs showcasing Japan’s World Heritage Sites will open in the Tate Student…
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Former gymnast named Arthur Ashe Sports Scholar
Marcia Newby, a May graduate from Virginia Beach, Va., helped the gymnastics team win three…
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Future furloughs not planned, limited layoffs may occur
At a May 19 budget briefing in the Tate Theatre, UGA President Michael F. Adams…
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Oil and water
A UGA researcher who recently returned from the site of the Deepwater Horizon oil rig…
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BB&T gift creates support fund for study of capitalism, market economies
BB&T Corp., the nation’s 10th largest financial holding company, has pledged to give $1.5 million…
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Making lemon-aide: Instructors teach in public schools on furlough day
For one day in April, four UGA researchers spent their day teaching two fifth grade…
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Celebration puts 225th anniversary in perspective
The university community celebrated the anniversary of UGA’s charter over two days by exploring the…
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Stem cell discovery may key new disease treatment therapies
On May 4, two UGA animal science researchers introduced to the world 13 pigs that…
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USG budget picture clears as legislative session concludes
As the 2010 session of the Georgia General Assembly came to a close, the University…
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Out with a bang
Alton Brown, the award-winning Food Network chef, told graduates that “life is short and it…
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CLOSE BRUSH: Arch gets a fresh coat of paint
For a few hours in April, the University of Georgia’s iconic Arch was white.
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Word play
On a Monday morning in April, the offices of the Willson Center for the Humanities…
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Professor studies link between formal, informal math learning
Can the way children learn mathematics at home and in their communities help elementary school…
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UGA to study how exercise may prevent drug abuse relapse
A team of researchers at UGA and Emory University will receive $1.9 million over the…
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Explosive legacy
A UGA inventor recently completed two successful demonstrations of a new “green” technology that eliminates…
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Dining hall worker named student employee of the year
A second-generation student worker at Bolton Dining Commons was named UGA’s Student Employee of the…
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‘Great Partnership’
In just five years, the assets of the Arch Foundation for the University of Georgia…
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