Category: Campus News
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New book offers property tax guidance to Georgia’s agricultural landowners
Keeping up with changes in Georgia’s property tax laws is a full-time job, and a…
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Hargrett Library celebrates 19th Amendment anniversary
A virtual exhibition tour will mark 100 years of the women’s suffrage movement.
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Professor to work with public schoolteachers in Brazil
UGA linguist’s project is one of only 130 selected this year.
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UGA expands COVID-19 surveillance testing
Free surveillance testing for COVID-19 is being offered for the UGA community.
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Special meeting of the University Council addresses two resolutions
The resolutions centered on the COVID-19 pandemic and reopening plans.
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2021 USG Healthcare premium rates approved with only slight increases
No new plan design changes will be made to the 2021 USG Healthcare plans, and…
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UGA researchers get NSF award to study relationships between college locations, opportunities for experiential learning
Researchers in the UGA Institute of Higher Education were awarded $690,027 by the National Science…
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NIH awards $1.9 million to support training in tropical and emerging global disease
The new funding will support additional CTEGD fellowships and new training initiatives.
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Love named UGA Athletic Association Professor in Education
Love’s professorship is effective Aug. 1.
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Thirty-four UGA employees retired Aug. 1, 2020
Thirty-four UGA employees retired Aug. 1.
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Circle Gallery exhibition sheds light on living, working gardens
“African-American Gardens and Yards in the Rural South” will be on display and available for…
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Book seeks to locate the everyday through geography
In The Geography of Everyday: Toward an Understanding of the Given, author Rob Sullivan explores…
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DawgCheck: Commit to a Healthy Campus
Immediate self-reporting is critical to helping us assess and respond to risks and exposures on…
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USG Board of Regents endorses more than $39 million in UGA capital projects for FY22
The projects will enhance research, outreach and teaching opportunities across the University of Georgia.
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Alumnus awarded prestigious Phi Kappa Phi Fellowship
Alumnus Chip Chambers, known as the Mic Man, is heading to medical school.
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Campus reopening underway
Many new measures are being taken to ensure everyone’s safety.
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Preparing for a safe return to campus
UGA students talk about what being Dawg Strong means to them.
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‘Campus Conversation’ covers variety of COVID-19 topics
The webinar addressed pressing questions from the UGA campus community.
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