Tag: Newsmakers

Amen Corner, one of the most famous stretches of fairway in America, came into play…

Experiential learning opportunities like study abroad programs, internships, service-learning, fieldwork and collaborating with faculty members…

The flavor of a ripe tomato straight from the garden can’t compare to tomatoes from…

Reality TV shows such as Tiny House, Big Living; Tiny House Nation; and Tiny House…

For the past 30 years, the American Chestnut Foundation has diligently practiced selective breeding in…

Your birth order can have an impact on your love life, according to experts. Oldest…

Most people think losing weight or simply getting in shape means spending hours in the…

With a seeming increase in narcissism, researchers are starting to wonder: What happens when a…

Coral reefs are generally associated with oceans, but a team of scientists, including Patricia Yager,…

Welcome rains during December 2016 and the first week of 2017 provided hope for Georgia…

Fusarium wilt, a pathogen that causes damping off of young seedlings and wilting of mature…

There may be a genetic reason some people are pumped to go the gym while…

Virtual reality is getting a natural twist. Scientists are using immersive experiences to help people…

In an interview with Widewalls, Margaret Morrison, an associate professor at UGA’s Lamar Dodd School…

According to UGA’s Selig Center for Economic Growth, the fastest-growing ethnic consumer group is Asian-Americans.…

Parental politics could play a role in whether teens get recommended vaccinations, according to a…

A growing number of Atlanta police officers are moving into neighborhoods they patrol, according to…

Bloomberg Technology published a profile about David Lowery, a musician and lecturer for the Terry…

In an op-ed for Bloomberg, UGA associate professor of history Stephen Mihm looked back at…

In most of the U.S., home-school parents “tend to be dual-parent and middle- or upper-income,”…

Fish urine, believe it or not, can play an important role in creating biodiversity in…

In a column for Bloomberg View, Stephen Mihm, an associate history professor in the Franklin…

Twenty years after scientists cloned the first mammal, a sheep named Dolly, U.S. News &…

For more than a decade, a toxic algae has been poisoning and killing birds throughout…