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Researchers study teleworking effects during COVID-19

They will rapidly develop a best-practices guide for organizations.

The exhibition is a substitute for canceled Blue Star Museums project.

Research on storytelling has implications for marketing, speeches and more.

Energy informatics is lighting the way to higher efficiency.

Researchers find many travelers are looking for an ‘experience.’

On May 30, the Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library will host its first ever…

Multiple platforms and programs focus on supporting students.

Wild pigs cause millions of dollars of damage to agriculture industry.

The annual CURO Symposium was presented virtually this year.

The international forum extends the science of human trafficking prevalence.

Annual candlelight memorial to be rescheduled for next spring.

The series is designed to help plan for COVID-19 recovery.

Highlights of the Georgia Museum of Art’s collection going virtual.

Registration for the first and largest round of parking permits for the 2020-2021 academic year…

UGA Online is now offering four unique workshops to provide faculty with the resources they…

Organizations and nonprofits in Athens are in need of volunteers, now more than ever. As…

EITS is sharing important information regarding accessing Zoom using UGA Single Sign-On and upcoming plans…

Columns will not be published May 25 because of Memorial Day. Regular publication will resume June 1.…

At its May 6 meeting, the Staff Council elected officers for the coming year. The elected…

Francisco Diez-Gonzalez, professor in the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences and director of the…

Julio Sevilla, an associate professor in Terry College’s marketing department, was quoted in an Atlanta…

Ask Me Anything is a series of interactive online sessions between alumni and UGA faculty…

Kyle Woosnam wants to see his students as more than just a face in a…