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High school students learn about data science, AI, at UGA Wells Fargo summer camp

The statistics department partnered with data scientists at Wells Fargo to offer the 2021 Data…

The fair will feature exhibitors showcasing Study Away programs that are led by UGA faculty,…

The fellows are sponsored by the UGA Office of Research.

Unlike previous planned network maintenances where there were intermittent outages, this maintenance will result in…

The nearly $2 million, five-year award will support efforts to characterize gene-environment interactions, or genetic…

The orientation kicks off Keys to UGA: New Faculty Academy.

In 2015, Pulaski County’s hospital faced bankruptcy. Then UGA stepped in.

Program named for former Supreme Court Justice gains permanent funding.

100 prizes of $1,000 to be awarded.

The federal Food and Drug Administration on Monday approved the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine for those…

On-campus clinics offer walk-up availability, chance to win incentives.

UGA students are a significant driver of the Athens-area economy.

To learn more about what the University Health Center has to offer, visit uhc.uga.edu.

This debut collection—called “Southbound”—features 20 essays that tackle a plethora of subjects.

Cynthia Ward, an emeritus professor in the College of Veterinary Medicine, was recently quoted in…

Szu Jan Joanna Lin, a professor in the management department of the Terry College of…

Jenna Jambeck, a professor in College of Engineering, was recently quoted in an article from…

Nonsubscribers can guarantee seats for events during the 25th anniversary season.

On Aug. 28, the community is invited to participate in virtual Family Day activities.

During the past 14 years, Hart said she’s witnessed a few critical changes with regard…

Emerson will manage the College of Public Health’s current programs and resources supporting faculty, teaching…