Category: Campus News
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Raising the bar
C. Ronald Ellington is the holder of the A. Gus Cleveland Distinguished Chair of Legal…
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Education prof devotes her career to helping ‘overlooked’ children
Few professors on the UGA campus have the opportunity to impact children’s lives as much…
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Rebecca Hanner White named Fellow of College of Labor and Employment Lawyers
Rebecca Hanner White, dean and J. Alton Hosch Professor at the School of Law, has…
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‘Good citizen to UGA’
UGA honored one of its most loyal and supportive alumni Oct. 20 at a ceremony dedicating…
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Ryan Nesbit, budget director, promoted to new position
Ryan Nesbit, the university’s budget director, has been promoted to fill a new position in…
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Electrical outage
Electrical power will be shut off to Old College, New College and the Chapel from…
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Cornell economist will deliver this year’s Fanning Lecture
Nationally known economist Christopher Barrett will debunk myths of foreign farm aid during this year’s…
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New book explores ‘watershed’ event
The Brown Decision, Jim Crow & Southern Identity By James C. Cobb University of Georgia…
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Charles Dobbins Jr. received 2005 J.T. Mercer Lifetime Achievement Award
Charles Dobbins Jr., an alumnus and former administrator at the College of Veterinary Medicine, received…
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Interim chancellor will speak at Commencement
Corlis P. Cummings, the interim chancellor of the University System of Georgia, will be the…
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UGA Libraries, Southern Regional Council present Lillian Smith Books Awards
The 2005 Lillian Smith Books Awards were presented Oct. 15 at UGA. Since 1968, the…
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Safety and security on campus
UGA’s annual report on campus crimes and security issues is now available on the Web.…
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Former news executive will deliver 27th annual McGill Lecture
Jerry Ceppos, former chief news executive of Knight Ridder, will deliver the 27th annual McGill…
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Noises Off
Award-winning playwright Michael Frayn takes the British sex comedy to a new level with his…
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Princeton changes tenure policy
According to the American Council on Education’s Office of Women in Higher Education, Princeton University…
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Smell of succezzzz
Glen Rains knew that parasitic wasps could be trained to pick up a scent and…
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Hodgson Building open house
The UGA Police Department, the UGA Office of Public Affairs and the UGA Office of…
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Duke okays donations to leave pool for its Katrina relief volunteers
Duke University has introduced a temporary program that provides reimbursement to employees who volunteered during…
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M.B.A. students win national competition
A polished presentation prepared by a team of Terry College of Business M.B.A. students earned…
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Grant supports creation of civil rights movement digital archives
Creation of a comprehensive digital library on the civil rights movement is the goal of…
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Charles W. Mims received Distinguished Mycologist Award
Charles W. Mims, professor of plant pathology, received the Distinguished Mycologist Award from the Mycological…
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Book looks at African-American yard work
No Space Hidden: The Spirit of African-American Yard Work By Grey Gundaker and Judith McWillie…
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AAUP meeting
The UGA chapter of the American Association of University Professors will meet at 3:30 p.m.…
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Sour grapes
Bobby Scott Jr. had two choices. He could yank up his grape vines or watch…
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