UGA Researchers Put Stem Cells Under Precise Control

Research reveals intricacies of molecular pathways.

Changing the World Through Children in Athens

This teacher helps transform young lives.

'American Teacher' Explores Public Education and How To Fix It

A free screening will be offered Saturday at noon.

AthFest Educates! Gives Music to the Community

The non-profit gives grants to Athens schools.

Athens Clarke County Names STAR Students and Teachers

Eliza Rothstein, Mike Xiao, Mika Broocks awarded academic designation.

Whiz Kid--David Glassman, ACC STAR Student

This amazing young man is a scholar, a gentleman and an athlete

UGA pinpoints important factors in workplace safety

New study highlights effects of management policies

UGA Dedicates New Richard B. Russell Building Special Collections Library

Private and public money brought the fabulous facility into reality.

Financially, Things Should be Looking Up for UGA

Fund raising is up, and President Adams hopes the funding formula to produce for UGA.

Clarke County Students Win AP Accolades

College Board lauds seven high school graduates.

Stranger Danger

A little girl fights off a would-be kidnapper in a Georgia Walmart.

Michelle Garfield Cook named Associate Provost at UGA

She will oversee the Office of Institutional Diversity, among other duties.

UGA GIves Evolutionary Biology a New Approach

How long does it take to change a mouse into an elephant?

Gender Pay Gap Has Declined

UGA researchers say the gap has shrunk more than was realized.

UGA Maps Road to Better Biofuels

Researchers create genetic map of promising biofuel candidate.

New Head Football Coach Named for Cedar Shoals

Clarke County School Board approves appointment of Chris Davis.

Athens Clarke County Schools Named AP Honor Schools

Cedar Shoals and Clarke Central are honored.

UGA Researchers Develop "Putty" to Speed Bone Healing

The substance uses adult stem cells and gel and has been successful with small animals.

Buckhead Benefit to Help Injured UGA Athlete

Friends of JT will hold a Saturday fund-raiser at the Buckhead Theatre.

Weightlifting UGA Cheerleader Appears on Good Morning, America

Anna Watson talks to America!

Whiz Kid--Jordan Rhym

This girl rocks!

UGA Students Awarded Sustainability Grants

Cool projects will help make UGA cleaner and greener.

Georgia Cheerleader Finds Peace in the Weightroom

UGA's Anna Watson's strong enough to turn down $75,000.

Advantages of Attending a Racially Diverse School?

Visiting scholar says yes.

Redcoat Band Takes the Field Once More

But this time, they won't be carrying instruments.

The State of UGA? Improving, Always Improving

President Adams talks stock, sets a course forward.

Seniors Share Letters of Advice

Monsignor Donovan Catholic High School students read letters from their parents.

UGA Dedicates New Childcare Center

Bright, new and happy, the center offers community and university families another option.

Georgia Loses Potential Football Player Over Immigration Rule

Offensive lineman Chester Brown backs out the door.

Art Rosenbaum Talks about His New Mural

Covering a wall of the new Richard B. Russell Library for Political Research and Studies, in the new special collections library, the mural depicts Georgia's political history.

Billye Aaron Speaks at UGA

The wife of baseball legend Hank Aaron recalls the night Martin Luther King, Jr., was shot.

Machu Picchu: A Lost City Uncovered

A sample of photographs taken during the discovery of Machu Picchu in 1911.

UGA to Launch New Talk Show

PR specialist Alan Flurry will host half hour TV show.

Follow the Clues to High Ticket Items

UGA Students can find Vince Camuto merchandise.

UGA Professor Conrad Fink is Dead at 80

The legendary journalism teacher and former AP executive dies from prostate cancer.

Civil Rights Leader Recalls Martin Luther King, Jr., during UGA Celebration

Billye Aaron, wife of baseball great Hank Aaron, calls MLK the prophet of the 20th century.

Knock, knock, who's there? School.

Clarke County school administrators and community members will put their feet on the street to get dropouts to return to school.

It Takes a Family to keep a Kid out of Trouble

UGA researchers find more adult involvement = less rural youth drug use and problems.

UGA Professor Wins National Award for Book

College of Education professor chronicles early black education in the South.

Georgia Museum of Art the Recipient of Major Collection

GMOA receives 100 works of art by African Americans, with the promise of more to come.