UGA Ranks Sixth in Value Among Public Universities and Colleges

Kiplinger's Personal Finance Releases List for 2012

Piedmont College Releases Dean's List

Five Athens residents earned the distinction.

UGA Reports Cancer Breakthrough

Vaccine holds great promise for breast and pancreatic cancer cases.

Whatever It Takes Announces Community Plan for Success

Organizers released a 700-page document of 77 solutions to create an environment where every child in Athens can succeed.

Clarke School Officials Move On Plans To Build Schools

The Clarke County Board of Education approves budgets to renovate three existing elementary schools and build two new ones over the course of the next year.

Dedication Ceremony Planned for Athens Community Career Academy

Lt. Gov. Casey Cagle will give an address at a ceremony on Wednesday dedicating the new school.

UGA's University Council Nixes Regents' Policy on Immigrants as Unfair

Council urges the Board of Regents to rescind the policy preventing undocumented high schoolers from applying to selective public colleges.

University Council May Consider Immigration Issues

Various colleges have passed resolutions in favor of undocumented high schoolers.

These Owls have Something to hoot About

Clarke Middle School's media center Cited for Excellence.

Abstinence Only = Not Abstaining

UGA researchers find that comprehensive sex education leads to fewer teen pregnancies.

Community-Themed Artworks by Students of the Clarke County School District

Lyndon House Art Center displays work of local students from Pre-K through 12th grade.

Storybook Characters Come to Fowler Drive

Thing One, Thing Two join Amelia Bedelia and others from favorite kid books.

Thumbs up, thumbs down

Today's the day early admission applicants can learn if they'll be coming to UGA.

Whiz Kid--Anthony Jones

This fourth grader seems destined to be a future leader.

Poet Ron Silliman Visits Athens

The UGA Creative Writing Program sponsors the visit.

Out of the Classroom and Into the World

More UGA students adding a global dimension to their education.

Charleston Silver Lady Comes to Athens

Noted silver expert Dawn Corley will talk about the precious metal and artistry.

Halloween Comes to School

Students dress for spooky celebration.

UGA Medical Students Broaden Horizons

Some go abroad, others help at home.

UGA Medical Student Lends Smokers a Hand

It's a ready, set, go kind of smoking cessation program.

Good-bye, Rutherford! You'll be Missed!

Board of Regents condemns historic building for demolition.

Education Sales Tax Passes in Athens

Voters approved renewing the E-SPLOST by nearly a 3-to-1 margin.

A Penny for Education

Athens voters to decide continuing the fate of the e-sales tax tomorrow.

UGA Grad Honored for Creating Non-Profit

The B.E.T. honors Dyci Manns for starting MODEL26.

UGA Officials Change Rules for Students Showing Severe Behavior

UGA officials discuss policy on students suspected of posing a threat and Adams weighs in on Occupy Wall Street--Athens.

Medical Professionals Give Advice, Insights

Professionals tell students about their work.

Athens' Public Elementary Schools make AYP

Two middle schools and the two high schools lag behind.

Chemical Splash Closed Street at UGA

Two were transported to St. Mary's last week, police said.

Acid in Coastal Waters Affecting Marine Animals

Acidification now a worry, researchers say.

Georgia Pre-K Students Outperform Peers Through Middle School, University Study Finds

A new University of Georgia study of students in Clarke County who attended state-funded pre-K shows how the skills they learned prepared them and helped them to be successful 10 years into the future.

New Flu Test From UGA

Researchers devise fast, inexpensive way to determine whether someone has flu--and what type of flu.

Drought + Insects + Stress = Dead Trees On Campus

As established trees die, horticulturists are planting replacements.

Georgia Trust issues 'Places in Peril' List

UGA's Rutherford Hall is included.

UGA Celebrates Sustainability Day

Information, panels, experts and (!) the Modern Skirts!

Attaining an American Dream

A Chinese journalist chronicles the dreams of three Chinese transplants.

Flash Mob Doing the Twist!

UGA chapter of the Sierra Student Coalition protests university's coal consumption.

Three Years In

UGA professors give their thoughts on the Great Recession and what’s to come.

UGA Student Pantry Filling Need and Stomachs

Establishing a "discreet, dignified atmosphere" is one key to pantry's success.

UGA Logs Second Highest Enrollment

The Franklin College of Arts and Sciences remains the largest UGA unit.

UGA has a New Queen, and Not Just for a Day

Shelby McLeod named Miss University of Georgia