Tag: News
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UGA Libraries names nine faculty as 2025 Special Collections Fellows
The program is designed to help instructors create active learning courses with UGA Libraries.
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UGA animal care and use program earns AAALAC reaccreditation
The program received its highest marks since its first accreditation in 1993.
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Forming connections through robotics and literature
Faculty combined storytelling and coding in a robotics workshop for elementary and middle grade students.
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Study connects exercise with improved sleep quality in women with PTSD symptoms
Kinesiology researchers made progress in research that could help groups that experience PTSD.
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Schulman, ‘Dead Poets Society’ screenwriter, visits UGA Department of Religion
Schulman discussed his process writing the film and his experiences in the movie industry.
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Coordinator serves as a mentor and a guide
Rebecca Wells helps students find their way forward.
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Jerusalem Quartet returns to Athens May 2 with a program of classics
The quartet takes the Hodgson Concert Hall stage at 7:30 p.m.
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Book explores the many reasons music touches our minds and hearts
More than any moment in human history, our daily lives are scored and imprinted by…
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Beyond The Arch: Backlight shines a spotlight on student films
The festival celebrated its fourth year in March.
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Ten employees selected for eighth cohort of Women’s Staff Leadership Institute
The cohort will run from April to November 2025.
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Experience UGA coordinator connects Athens community with university
Aiyana Egins facilitates field trip program in Office of Service-Learning
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Beyond the Arch: The World of Computing
One trip opens 17 students up to a new world.
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Experience UGA connects classrooms to campus
Program brings CCSD students to UGA for learning opportunities.
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Inaugural Research Summit charts collaborative path forward for UGA research
A diverse group of faculty and academic leaders discussed the future of interdisciplinary research at…
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UGA Master of Art Education degree transitions to online program
The change comes after a growing demand for advanced art education degrees offered remotely.
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Students earn prizes for creative responses to UGA Libraries Undergraduate Research Awards
Students across disciplines created innovative projects to help inform others.
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Community science counts: Census meets storytelling
How the Great Southeast Pollinator Census inspired a regional movement — and a children’s book.
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Promotions approved for 215 UGA faculty members
The University of Georgia has approved the promotion of 215 faculty members.
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