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Students put principles into practice
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Campus Kitchen project uses surplus food to provide meals for those in need.
UGA Press celebrates Press Week
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Special event will highlight the contributions university presses make to culture and an informed society.
Spotlight on the arts at UGA
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More than 50 events spotlighting the performing, visual and literary arts at UGA will take place across campus Nov. 3-11. A complete schedule can be found at arts.uga.edu.
It’s the message, not the makeup
Maximizing Research Opportunities
Juan Meng, a Grady College assistant professor, looks at how consumers make decisions about cosmeceuticals to ease those lines and wrinkles.
Top Brass!
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UGA Tuba Euphonium Studio musicians who play low brass recently captured top international awards for their skills and talent.
African Studies celebrates 25 years
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UGA will mark the 25th anniversary of its African Studies Institute with events starting Nov. 1, including an international conference, theatre performances, film screenings, lectures and more.
From comfort zone into learning
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“My experiences in Costa Rica will allow me to teach and observe with more of an ethnographic perspective,” says senior Chandler Fortson.
WUGA-FM signed on 25 years ago
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Robb Holmes, a longtime voice of WUGA-FM, shares the station’s 25-year history.
Research helps chemical cleanup
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Jack Huang, a researcher from UGA’s Griffin campus, has received funding from the Department of Defense to test the effectiveness of removing toxic chemicals from the environment.