Category: Campus News
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Health insurance provider now offering ID theft protection services
Following a recent cyberattack, Anthem, the parent company of UGA’s health insurance provider BlueCross and…
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Mason Lecture postponed
The Mason Public Leadership Lecture, featuring SEC Commissioner Mike Slive, has been postponed until further…
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Ye and Zhong named among world’s highly cited researchers
Zheng-Hua Ye and Ruiqin Zhong, respectively a professor and research professional in the Franklin College…
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UGA students raise a record $683,251 for Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta
During a 24-hour stretch from Feb. 21-22, more than 1,000 participants filled the University of…
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UGA’s 2015 Darl Snyder Lecture to feature African novelist Amadou Kone
The University of Georgia African Studies Institute will present the 2015 Darl Snyder Lecture March…
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University of Georgia Press announces Bradley Hale Fund for Southern Studies
The University of Georgia Press has established the new Bradley Hale Fund for Southern Studies.…
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UGA’s Latin American and Caribbean Studies Institute receives $1.9 million grant
The University of Georgia’s Latin American and Caribbean Studies Institute recently received a $1.9 million…
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Amazon conservationist Randy Borman to visit UGA for Global Georgia series
Randy Borman, the son of Anglo-American missionaries who was born and raised among the Cofán…
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Read the February 16 electronic issue of Columns
Read the February 16 electronic issue of Columns.
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Credit Union scholarships
Georgia United Credit Union is accepting applications until March 1 for its 21st annual scholarship…
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Essays focus on strategic intelligence
Essentials of Strategic Intelligence Edited by Loch K. Johnson Praeger Security Studies Hardcover: $66; Paperback:…
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Nominations for national award
UGA’s Center for Teaching and Learning is accepting nominations for the U.S. Professor of the…
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Amazon conservationist to give Global Georgia lecture Feb. 19
Randy Borman, the son of Anglo-American missionaries who was born and raised among an Amazonian…
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Circle Gallery will host nationally touring exhibit
The Circle Gallery in the College of Environment and Design is hosting 925,000 Campsites: The…
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UGA Skidaway study finds high marine debris, need for standardized reporting along Georgia coast
UGA researchers are hoping to find a consistent way to record the marine debris-particularly pieces…
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UGA scientists help sequence bird, crocodilian genomes
Using new computational methods developed by UGA researchers Liang Liu, Travis Glenn and others, an…
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Service-Learning Fellows
The Office of Service-Learning is accepting applications until March 20 for the 2015-2016 Service-Learning Fellows…
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Georgia Writers Hall of Fame to induct 4 members
The Georgia Writers Hall of Fame at the UGA Libraries is launching a new initiative…
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UGA Campaign for Charities nets more than $400,000 in contributions
UGA faculty and staff generously supported the annual Campaign for Charities by contributing $403,707.92 in…
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IT director helps support College of Engineering students, faculty
For Forrest Bridges, the year 2000 didn’t just mark the change on the calendar, it…
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Rising right
An article on Mashable highlighted the increased activity of the European populist far-right political parties…
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University Theatre’s ‘Mein Kampf’ to take on Adolf Hitler as failed artist
University Theatre will present the bold farce Mein Kampf, written by George Tabori, the son…
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Northwestern University receives largest, single gift in its history
Northwestern University received a gift exceeding $100 million from alumna Roberta Buffet Elliott. The president…
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‘A new story’: Former judge calls for resiliency in face of injustice
A sermon broke out at the Chapel Feb. 6 as Glenda Hatchett preached the importance…
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