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UGA researchers to leverage AI for NASA conservation project

A grant awarded to UGA scientists will fund a research project to leverage satellite imagery,…

Professor leads study to explore the impact of food nutrition labels on retail pricing and…

Geneticist warns that food systems could be the largest contributor to environmental pollution by mid-century.

UGA horticulture students cultivated various ornamental plants for their inaugural plant sale.

As drug overdoses linked to opioids continue to rise, rural communities in particular struggle to…

Paula McBride ensures law students have the tools needed to succeed.

The Holiday Music Series begins Dec. 5.

Columns will resume regular weekly publication on Jan. 8. Send announcements for that issue to columns@uga.edu…

Performances will be Nov. 30 and Dec. 1 at 7:30 p.m. at the UGA Performing…

The event celebrates the late senator’s legendary qualities of decency, statesmanship, and dedication to common…

Program participants highlight professional growth and shared sense of community.

Campus leaders offer insight in biannual series.

A total of 23 new members across 10 countries will join the Think Tank to discuss and…

Researchers examined the justifications people use to indulge in temptations.

Adam Ghafourian knows what’s in and around UGA’s buildings and streets.

Daniel Ellis highlights new voices within inherited repertoire.

Richard Slatcher, a professor in the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences department of psychology,…