Category: Campus News
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Native American artistry as seen through printmaking
The exhibition will be on display through Jan. 30.
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Longobardi named Margie E. West Prize Winner
The annual prize given to an esteemed alumni from the Lamar Dodd School of Art,…
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GRA Eminent Scholar awarded prestigious national genetics prize
The award was given for her groundbreaking work in plant genome structure, function and evolution.
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UGA-Griffin student scores job testing turf at PGA TOUR Championship
Although the PGA TOUR experience was brief, the work reinforced Barr’s goal to become a…
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Journalism students to play integral role in saving community newspaper
Grady College students will work at the paper as part of a new non-profit entity,…
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Students, staff to be celebrated at BFSO awards ceremony
Joni Taylor will give the keynote address.
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Mason Lecture: Inclusive leadership leads to stronger teams and better economic outcomes
Atlanta Fed president shares his vision for empowering people during Mason Public Leadership Lecture.
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Annual Getzen Lecture to feature Inspector General of the U.S. Department of the Interior
The lecture will be delivered in person and virtually on Nov. 8.
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10th annual Spotlight on the Arts festival set for November
More than 60 events in the literary, performing and visual arts.
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Fulfilling the Mission in the Face of Challenges
The President’s Annual Report for 2021 details how UGA thrived despite a pandemic.
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Reports of COVID-19 and positivity rate hit new semester low
Lowest numbers of fall semester mirror local, state declines.
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Latest Innovation Bootcamp hits high note to start
The program introduces UGA community members to the world of innovation.
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UGA again ranks in the Top 5 for new products to market
For the past four years, UGA has been ranked either No. 1 or No. 2.
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Kinesiology professor discusses ‘priming your mind’ with a workout
Phillip D. Tomporowski, a professor in the kinesiology department of the Mary Frances Early College…
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Assistant professor shares how wipes are wreaking havoc on US sewer systems
Gary Hawkins, a water resource management assistant professor in the College of Agricultural and Environmental…
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River guide sheds light on wonders of Ocmulgee River
Joe Cook provides both beginner and expert water sports enthusiasts all the necessary information they…
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Athens Chautauqua Society sets Oct. 14 performance
The Athens Chautauqua Society brings history to life in a performance of “Three Palaces at…
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Applications for inaugural UGA First Awards open through Oct. 22
The First Awards will highlight and honor the contributions and achievements of UGA’s outstanding first-generation…
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Faculty, staff donors set record participation rate
The total contributed by 2,815 faculty, staff and retirees during the fiscal year that ended…
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