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UGA Debate Team qualifies for national championship for 25th consecutive year
The fact that UGA has been able to qualify teams to the National Debate Tournament 25 years in a row is a significant accomplishment for the debate program, said Edward Panetta, director of the Georgia Debate Union. Success tends to favor elite private institutions.
UGA researchers identify decision-making center of brain
UGA graduate programs continue to move up in national rankings
UGA restoring North Campus lampposts
Emory law professor to speak at UGA about child welfare in Georgia
UGA finds preservation solution for its Red Barn
Performing Arts Center to present Chamber Orchestra of the Kremlin
Grady College doctoral student to lead panel at South by Southwest Interactive
Final Hodgson Faculty Series recital of season to feature percussionist Timothy Adams
Amazing Student
Ryan Brush
As a student ambassador for the College of Engineering, Ryan Brush, a junior in biological engineering, says he’s honored to represent the college that has given him so much direction in life.
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Focus on Faculty
Sungkyung Lee
Sungkyung Lee, an assistant professor in the College of Environment and Design, enjoys service-learning projects where students work on landscape design with community partners in need of resources and support.
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Campus Closeup
Marie Scoggins
Between the seashells, wooden ships and sea animal photos splashed about Marie Scoggins' office, it's easy to see why she says she enjoys her job at the Marine Extension Service.
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Museum to host tour
The Georgia Museum of Art will have its weekly Tour at Two March 12 at 2 p.m. Docents will guide visitors through highlights of the permanent collection.
Baseball team to host Western Kentucky
The Diamond Dogs will play a two-game series against Western Kentucky University March 11-12. Both games start at 6 p.m. at Foley Field. Tickets are $5 to $8.
Students to get spring break
The last day of classes before spring break will be March 7. No classes will be held March 10-14. Residence halls, except for Reed, Payne and East Campus Village, will close March 8 at noon. Campus Transit will operate its intersession service March 10-14. Food Services, except for the Village Summit, will be closed during spring break. Classes resume March 17.
Today's events
DETAILS IN MASTER CALENDAR| 6:00 pm |
Baseball vs. Western KentuckyFoley Field |
| 6:30 pm |
Conservation Lecture: Linda and James HuntState Botanical Garden of Georgia |
| 7:00 pm |
Peabody Decades 1970s Feature: “Green Eyes”Richard B. Russell Building Special Collections Libraries |
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