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Marion Nestle discusses intersection of nutrition and food politics in light of COVID-19

The inaugural Food, Power, and Politics lecture was part of the Signature Lecture series. 

Students and faculty in the University of Georgia community can continue to take advantage of…

Marion Nestle will discuss political and social influences on food choice and nutrition in the…

The award was created to honor the state’s rich literary heritage.

The Brown Media Archives’ holdings date back over 100 years.

Drucker, Distinguished Professor and Breslauer Professor in the department of information studies at UCLA, spoke…

A new tool on the UGA libraries’ website helps people retrieve books while social distancing.…

Producers discussed their work and how they use materials collected in the University of Georgia’s…

They feature renowned scholars and leaders in wide variety of fields.

The anniversary events highlight Brown’s mission and accomplishment through discussions with documentary filmmakers, scholars and…

“The Great American Political Poster 1844–2012” will be on display through Oct. 5.

A virtual exhibition tour will mark 100 years of the women’s suffrage movement.

The reopening comes as UGA prepares to welcome students for fall classes.

We reflect on moments of achievement, hardship during past academic year.

A grant project will digitize Pandora yearbooks from 1965 to 1974.

A newly launched website for the Richard B. Russell Library for Political Research and Studies…

UGA Libraries ramped up during pandemic, plans for safe return to campus.

UGA faculty adjust to teaching remotely during a pandemic.

On May 30, the Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library will host its first ever…