Tag: Newsmakers

  • Monumental changes

    In an essay for Time, James C. Cobb, emeritus professor of history in UGA’s Franklin…

  • Make ’em pay

    There are some promising signs for the news media still reeling from the shakeup caused…

  • The bigger, the better

    UGA ecologist Jim Beasley completed a study that found renewed wildlife populations at Chernobyl, the…

  • Turn to vinegar

    Perhaps vinegar isn’t the best bait for catching flies, as the old saying goes, but…

  • Cruz-ing down South

    With Southern presidential primaries just around the corner, political prognosticators believe Texas Sen. Ted Cruz…

  • Shrinking field

    With such a large field of Republican presidential candidates entering the primaries, some have wondered…

  • Attitude of gratitude

    A recent UGA study found that frequently saying “thank you” is a trait in healthy…

  • Bad acts

    James C. Cobb, the Spalding Distinguished Professor of History in UGA’s Franklin College of Arts…

  • Dangerous dispersants

    Samantha Joye’s recent findings that the dispersants used after the Deepwater Horizon oil spill may…

  • Monkey manners

    Squirrel monkeys in a Stanford University lab learned how to eat and drink from cups—a…

  • CEO conversations

    As David Letterman’s successor, new The Late Show host Stephen Colbert is bringing style and…

  • Eye exams

    Recent research found that the dietary supplement lutein, when combined with other nutrients, can slow…

  • ‘First’ defining moment

    Inside Higher Ed quoted Institute of Higher Education faculty member Rob Toutkoushian for its article…

  • Cat communication

    Dr. Sharon Crowell-Davis, a professor of behavior and anatomy in the College of Veterinary Medicine,…

  • Kale craze

    The New York Daily News quoted Timothy ­Coolong, an associate professor of horticulture at UGA’s…

  • Artificial anxiety

    An article in Tech Times weighed the perceived threat to humankind from artificial intelligence as…

  • Trash troubles

    A recent study found that “90 percent of seabirds have eaten plastic and are likely…

  • The far-right stuff

    A recent Washington Post article compared presidential candidate Donald Trump’s political popularity to the rise…

  • Pulling the lever

    Sports Illustrated recently quoted kinesiology professor Thomas Baker in a story about a lawsuit against…

  • Big Bird’s new home

    Jeffrey P. Jones, director of UGA’s Peabody Awards, was quoted by Marketplace about Sesame Street’s…

  • Staff shortage

    In a contributing article to The Washington Post, UGA’s Anthony Madonna, an associate professor of…

  • Fragile frogs

    A recent Tech Times article quoted Michael J. Yabsley, an associate professor of population health…

  • Troubled telenovelas

    Carolina Acosta-Alzuru, an associate professor of public relations in the Grady College, was quoted by…

  • Bee backpacks

    Researchers have developed a tiny chip that can be attached to the backs of bees…