Category: Campus News
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Violations cost U. of New Mexico
The University of New Mexico will hand out fewer football scholarships and have fewer coaches…
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Proposed affirmative-action ban fails to make it onto Arizona ballot
A proposal to halt the use of affirmative-action preferences by public higher educations institutions in…
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Study finds that walking helps elderly lessen disability risk
Older adults can decrease their risk of disability and increase their likelihood of maintaining independence…
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Spreading the word
It’s hard to imagine a gas that’s invisible, odorless, tasteless, kills more people each year…
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Alumnus wins fellowship to study Mandarin in China
Recent UGA graduate Lee Moore has been awarded a two-year Language Flagship Fellowship from the…
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Finance and administration selects two for its ’08–’09 Fellows Program
Two employees in the Division of Finance and Administration have been selected as participants in…
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Uga VII’s reign opens with a victory
Before the Aug. 30 football victory over Georgia Southern University, Damon Evans (left), director of…
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Open book
An “Owl Prowl” at Memorial Park’s Bear Hollow Wildlife Trail is one of the diverse…
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Upcoming symposium will focus on safety during emergencies
“Responding to Emergencies on Campus: UGA and You,” a symposium on campus security, is scheduled…
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Second annual Diversity Days celebration kicks off Sept. 8
The Office of Institutional Diversity will hold its second annual Embracing Diversity celebration, an institution-wide…
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Ombudspersons program established
Furthering UGA’s commitment to creating a positive learning and work environment, an ombudspersons program has…
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Study in JAMA study links primary care shortage with salary disparities
The nation’s shortage of primary care physicians has been linked to a host of poor…
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Participants in UGA’s Washington Semester Program head to capital on Sept. 8
Against the backdrop of the upcoming presidential election this fall, University of Georgia junior Lucas…
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UGA leads effort to swat down major vegetable disease
In the Southeast, thrips are tomato and pepper farmers’ No. 1 enemy. The tiny, plant-feeding…
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PSO staff award nominations
The Office of the Vice President for Public Service and Outreach invites nominations for the…
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Hill Award nominations
The Office of the Vice President for Public Service and Outreach invites nominations for the…
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Study-abroad programs
A class entitled “UGA Study-Abroad Programs: Nuts and Bolts” will be taught by Kasee Laster,…
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Learning in Retirement event
Learning in Retirement Inc., at the University of Georgia will hold a fall welcome event…
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Grant proposals
Faculty are invited to submit research proposals related to poverty and the economy in Georgia…
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Children’s golf clinics
The UGA Golf Course is offering several after-school programs. For children ages 7-9, a Tuesday…
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CED’s Web site features student art work
The College of Environment and Design has launched a new, highly-interactive Web site that allows…
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New book sheds light on Roman law
The Spirit of Roman Law By Alan Watson University of Georgia Press $24.95 The Spirit…
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