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Students learn obesity reality in virtual world

Students learn obesity reality in virtual world

UGA professors use computer simulations to make obesity lessons come alive in the classroom. Read More

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Fossil finding new life as a landscape tree

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Homeowners may soon be able to own a miniature version of a living fossil thanks to a University of Georgia horticulturist and his research team of high school students.

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Cultivating caviar

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Caviar is one of the world’s most prized delicacies, but overfishing has pushed wild sturgeon to the brink of extinction.

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PAWS for a CAUSE

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Children enrolled in Coile Middle School and each of the 14 elementary schools in the Clarke County School District are reaping the benefits from PAWS for a CAUSE.

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Teaching teachers in the Andes

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High in the cloud forests of Ecuador, Georgia public school teachers listened and waited.

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Inmates grow food, skills at new garden

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Some gardeners shop for the best gloves, hat or kneeling mat. Others gear up by wearing matching outfits and working with whatever tools the warden lets them use for the day

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Georgia freshwater fish

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This is no fish tale: a new Georgia Museum of Natural History Web site offers the most complete look at Georgia fishes, what they are and where they’re found.

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Cortona Program celebrates its 40th anniversary

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Forty-one years ago, UGA art faculty member John Kehoe traveled to Italy looking for a place to locate a new kind of international program.

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Professor of social work creates website for cancer survivors

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At a young age, School of Social Work assistant professor Kimberly Clay developed an interest…

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Class projects provide local nonprofits with valuable benefits

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When Zach Alig was contacted by students in the School of Social Work, the timing couldn’t have been better.