Category: Society & Culture
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Lamar Dodd School of Art to host professional practices week
Students in the visual arts face a very different job market landscape than their counterparts…
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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month: UGA experts can share information
During Breast Cancer Awareness Month, turn to one of the University of Georgia’s experts for…
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UGA researcher one of six in U.S. to receive FDA funding for TB research
A world-renowned tuberculosis researcher based at the University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine is…
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UGA counseling student receives SREB doctoral fellowship
Monica Coleman, a University of Georgia graduate student in counseling, has received a Southern Regional…
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UGA to share in $1.5 million NSF grant to reduce size of integrated circuits
The University of Georgia will share in a $1.5 million grant from the National Science…
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Twelve University of Georgia students selected as McGill Fellows
Twelve undergraduate and graduate students have been named McGill Fellows by the University of Georgia…
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Former U.S. ambassador to Romania to share how the country has emerged as the new Italy
Join former U.S. Ambassador to Romania James C. Rosapepe and his wife, award-winning journalist Sheilah…
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John Inscoe named Albert B. Saye Professor of History at UGA
John Inscoe, a faculty member noted for his work in Southern history at the University…
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Margaret Mitchell documentary draws heavily from UGA library collection; airs Oct. 10
Change in the Wind, a documentary about famed author Margaret Mitchell’s quest to improve conditions…
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UGA education researchers receive $1.2 million grant to develop iSkills
University of Georgia education researchers have received a $1.2 million grant from the Institute of…
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UGA College of Public Health to hold Open House
he University of Georgia College of Public Health is holding an Open House/Information Day Friday,…
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UGA Grady College plans Alumni Authors Showcase
Five alumni from the University of Georgia Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication will…
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From the Top auditions to be held at UGA
WUGA 91.7/97.9FM will offer young musicians an opportunity to record an audition CD/DVD for the…
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Master of Internet Technology program to host open houses Oct. 5 and Nov. 2 at UGA’s Gwinnett Campus
Whatever the future holds, students in the University of Georgia’s Master of Internet Technology degree…
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Maternal diet high in trans fats doubles risk of excess body fat in breastfed babies, study finds
A new University of Georgia study suggests that mothers who consume a diet high in…
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ProPublica editor Steiger to deliver UGA’s McGill lecture
An editor who is transforming investigative journalism will deliver this year’s McGill lecture at the…
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UGA to host Duke TIP Scholar Weekend Nov. 13 – 14
The brightest middle and high school students in Georgia and nearby states will get their…
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UGA researcher receives NIH award for high-risk, high-reward carbohydrate research
The National Institutes of Health has awarded a prestigious EUREKA award to Robert Woods, a…
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International weather and climate expert to deliver inaugural lecture on climate and society
Franco Einaudi, an internationally recognized expert on weather and climate, will describe the impact of…
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Media Advisory: UGA to host 2010 State of the State of Education Conference Thursday
Some of Georgia’s top education leaders and policymakers are expected to attend the University of…
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University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine researchers find protein that plays a key role
Researchers now working at the University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine have found that…
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The Georgia Review sponsors inaugural literary program, “The Comedy of Survival.”
The Georgia Review, the University of Georgia’s nationally renowned journal of arts and letters, will…
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Dawgtoberfest: Rx for Good Health! scheduled for Oct. 20 at Pharmacy South
The University of Georgia College of Pharmacy and the American Pharmacists Association will celebrate American…
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UGA education prof’s book sheds light on teachers of African Americans after Civil War
The commonly held belief that formal education for African Americans following the Civil War was…
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