The Spotlight on the Arts festival returns for its ninth year with dozens of virtual events and exhibitions in the visual, literary, and performing arts from Nov. 4-20.
In the U.S., Daniel Wubah is a university president. In Ghana, he’s a king.
To keep us healthy, Karen Norris wants to understand how the novel coronavirus attacks our immune system.
The University of Georgia has a coronavirus website to provide the campus community with information about health, travel, emergency preparedness, and campus operations.
Equipping students to leverage their strengths is critical to the work of first-generation student success. For over 30 years, UGA has been committed to these students through several programs.
Bill Kemper dives deep into his experience to get supplies to folks at the University Health Center and to employees at testing sites like the one at Legion Field. Find out how this unsung hero does it.
With new protocols in place to safeguard against COVID-19, most UGA graduate students have safely returned to their work in labs and field settings, often requiring some adjustments.
The University of Georgia has announced that the fall 2020 undergraduate and graduate Commencement ceremonies, previously scheduled for Stegeman Coliseum on Dec. 18, will be held virtually.
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