College of Veterinary Medicine Archives - Page 9 of 33

New beehives added for veterinary training

Program is the only one in the country with such a wide spectrum of training.

Free surveillance testing for COVID-19 is being offered for the UGA community.

The university was recognized for research on the development of new vaccines.

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

UGA expert says widespread antibiotic use could add fuel to the fire.

Dozens of UGA researchers have pivoted their work to battle the COVID-19 pandemic.

The curriculum is interdisciplinary and is designed to provide a broad foundation for students who…

Company bringing 200 jobs to Athens is an essential university partner.

Leticia Dantas, clinical assistant professor in the College of Veterinary Medicine, was quoted in an…

The study provides hope for cancer-related lymphedema.

With more people hiking during pandemic, ticks are hitching rides home.

Winning students’ work ranges from digital archiving to vaccine development.

An engineered dog virus shows promise to promote an immune response.

Creative Teaching Awards recognize UGA faculty for excellence in developing and implementing creative teaching methods…

Five faculty members were named Josiah Meigs Distinguished Professors for 2020. The professorship is the…

The professorship is the university’s highest recognition for excellence in instruction.

College of Veterinary Medicine continues serving community and state.

Researchers join top scholars from across the globe to battle the pandemic.

Ted Ross and his team are collaborating with laboratories and biotechnology companies.

Why she contributes: “Today’s graduates need to understand how the world operates and how to…

These cells can kill tumors without being “told” from the body to do so.

Veterinary Teaching Hospital treats tens of thousands of animals every year.

If Ted Ross can pull off his plan to make flu season a thing of…