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COVID-19 cases drop at UGA at end of semester

Cases decrease from previous week; pop-up testing offered ahead of holiday break.

The University of Georgia Mentor Program is celebrating Mentor Month. Mentor Month is observed nationally…

The discounted tickets go on sale four to six weeks prior to each performance

Consumer spending, housing, business investment and local governments fuel growth.

UGA now has 12 faculty to receive National Academy of Inventors honor.

The injunction takes effect immediately and its scope is nationwide.

Facility renovation was supported by a major gift from The Delta Air Lines Foundation.

Pop-up testing available on campus ahead of the holiday break.

Acceptances announced for 8,900 students for Class of 2026.

Nearly a million lights bring holiday spirit to the State Botanical Garden.

Upcoming deep cleaning, $20 million renovation plan highlight university’s priorities.

UGA alumna left a legacy and had a lasting impact on the state of Georgia.

The newest tree at the State Botanical Garden of Georgia needs no water or sunlight.…

Akinloye Ojo recognized by WUGA-FM.

‘Oil Spaces’ traces petroleum’s impact through a range of territories from across the world.

A redesigned website from UGA Libraries combines information on the research, instruction, and public services…

The University Woman’s Club’s next general meeting will be held Jan. 11 in the Fellowship Hall…

Columns will resume regular weekly publication on Jan. 10. Send announcements for that issue to columns@uga.edu by noon…

Jenna Jambeck, an environmental engineering professor in the College of Engineering, was recently quoted in…

Chris Cuomo, a women’s studies and philosophy professor in the Franklin College of Arts and…

Kim D. Coder, a tree biology and health care professor in the Warnell School of…