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Hovland’s book ‘Life in Language’ published

The OneSource website has been redesigned with an updated look and feel. Changes include an…

Participants reflect on their experiences in the program.

The lecture will explore the impacts of environmental factors and resource availability.

The new ADA accessible path will allow more visitors to experience the garden.

Bernabo explores uses and perspectives of AI in the dubbing industry.

The partnership works to bridge gaps in physical education for students with disabilities.

Inductees are honored for their extraordinary contributions to agriculture and agribusiness industries.

A senator and political journalists will headline free events at the Special Collections Libraries.

Simons passed away on March 31.

Jeni Fitzpatrick comes by nursing honestly. Her grandmother was a nurse, and Fitzpatrick has been…

The exhibition showcases the creative achievements of 67 graduating BFA students.

Celebrate the spirit of nature with a nostalgic look at the ’90s cartoon “Captain Planet…

Tracey Brigman, registered dietitian and clinical associate professor in the College of Family and Consumer…

Lisa Milot, professor of canine welfare law in the School of Law, spoke with Newsweek…

Emma Laing, clinical professor and director of dietetics in the College of Family and Consumer…

Maureen Stanton met Steve in their 20s. She’d just ended a troubled relationship, and he…

Six University of Georgia faculty and staff members are being honored for exemplary service and…

Distinguished Research Professors The title of Distinguished Research Professor recognizes senior faculty members who are…

The University of Georgia Award for Excellence in Teaching recognizes exemplary instruction by teaching faculty…