Campus News Archives - Page 16 of 1029

Aspire Fellows program prepares faculty for next phase of their career

The interdisciplinary program helps faculty build on their strengths and extend their professional impact.

Enterprise Information Technology Services is reminding retirees about the upcoming annual review of MyID accounts.…

A horticulturist provides guidance on ensuring your garden soil is ready to provide a fruitful harvest.

The newest members have broken barriers across genres and inspired the next generation of writers.

Presentations mark the completion of the certificate course for data-driven decision-making.

Bush brings his rule-breaking, genre-spanning bluegrass style to Athens.

In “Great Times Down South,” historian Giuliano Santangeli Valenzani examines advertising materials such as brochures,…

The site is updated with ceremony details, inclement weather plans, parking information and more.

UGA’s D.C. residence bridges campus with the Capitol for valuable internships.

The academy promotes innovation and the societal impact of academic inventions.

The multidisciplinary team researches public health impacts through media technologies.

A service-learning dance course unites students and community members across cultures and generations.

The program is designed to help instructors create active learning courses with UGA Libraries.

The program received its highest marks since its first accreditation in 1993.

Faculty combined storytelling and coding in a robotics workshop for elementary and middle grade students.

Kinesiology researchers made progress in research that could help groups that experience PTSD.

Schulman discussed his process writing the film and his experiences in the movie industry.

The quartet takes the Hodgson Concert Hall stage at 7:30 p.m.