Fireflies are enchanting little creatures, but their light serves a serious purpose.
The Athens Music Project aims to generate and collect research on diverse local “scenes.”
More undergraduate students than ever are taking advantage of unique opportunities to conduct research.
UGA faculty members are putting a focus on quality as they develop online learning offerings.
An exhibition of Catherine the Great’s art collection goes beyond the display of objects to explain the life of an empress.
A College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences fellowship program places students directly into the legislative hot seat.
UGA class uses an interviewing technique to document how residents adapt to changes in a public housing complex.
Doctors are testing light sensors to use along with exercise to ease pain for millions who suffer from the disease.
NASCAR driver Jeff Gordon helps UGA students prepare and deliver meals as part of AARP’s Drive to End Hunger.
Eugene P. Odum, “the father of modern ecology,” blazed trails in his holistic approach to the field of study.
By using nanoparticles, UGA researchers are working to build the foundation for a new cancer vaccine.
UGA students give grade-schoolers a creative classroom lesson about important people from the past.
A NASA internship program provides data for students to explore public health and environmental issues.
A Public Service and Outreach Fellow is making people think about the environment in different ways.
Studies look at how controlling inflammation could provide protection from weight gain and obesity complications.
Tour around the state is intended to let Georgians know: UGA is here for you.
Georgia 4-H program is making a difference in the lives of U.S. military children.