University Of Georgia: Carmical Sports Media Institute Established At UGA

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University Of Georgia: Programs Help Shield Black Youth From Effects Of Racism

A family-oriented approach reduced conduct problems, depression symptoms

University Of Georgia: Fewer Rural Students Applying To Medical School

This decrease could lead to fewer doctors in less populated areas of the country

University Of Georgia: Dream Award Winner Has Honored King's Legacy

Pastor and longstanding Athens leader continues to foster community.

University Of Georgia: AU/UGA Medical Partnership Holds Eighth Match Day

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Athens Area Increases Share Of College Grads

The percentage of U.S. residents holding four-year or higher degrees has been rising. Here's how it’s changed in Clarke County.

University Of Georgia: Reports Of COVID-19 At UGA Plummet

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University Of Georgia: Exercise Is Key To Strength And Function In Older Women

Higher protein diets prove less important for weight loss, maintaining physical function

University Of Georgia: New Student Advisory Board To Focus On Diversity, Equity

The goal is to increase transparency of institutional policy decisions

University Of Georgia: Exhibit Chronicles Students’ Work To Promote Inclusivity

‘Making Space’ explores advocacy efforts since desegregation at UGA

Athens Technical College Police Conduct Active Shooter Training

The training is in response to active shooter incidents on the Walton Campus.

Redcoats Marching Band Done With 'Gone With the Wind' Theme

The University of Georgia Marching Band has announced it will no longer play the theme song to "Gone With the Wind."

UGA Employs One Of Highest Paid College Officials In Georgia

The Chronicle of Higher Education published new 2018 compensation data for 269 public college officials. UGA has one on the list.

'Fighting White People Is A Skill' | UGA Assistant Under Fire

The University of Georgia is investigating recently racially charged comments made from teaching assistant Irami Osei-Frampong.

Hurricane Irma: UGA Makes Decision On Classes, Operations (UPDATED)

Hurricane Irma is expected to bring tropical storm-force winds and inches of rain into north Georgia by Monday morning.

UGA And Harvard-Bound Students Among Recipients Of $10K Scholarships

South Cobb High graduate Adanze Nnyagu and Wheeler High grad Laura Zhang are among 60 students to earn Ronald McDonald House scholarships.

New Primrose School of Athens To Host Grand Opening Festivities

New Primrose School of Athens to host ribbon-cutting ceremony on April 21. The next day, local families are invited out for activities.

UGA Ranked Among Best Teaching Master's Degrees

Georgia's College of Education came it at No. 34 on a list of the nation's Top 50 programs.

Hospitalized UGA Crash Survivor Gets Her Degree

Agnes Kim, 21, was awarded a marketing degree during UGA commencement ceremonies.

How Preschool Can Benefit Your Child

Why it’s important to give your child the best opportunity for engaging in creative learning activities.

BBB And FTC Warn About Scholarship Scams

Need money for college? Well scam artists want your money too!

Clarke County's Lanoue Named National Superintendent of the Year

Philip D. Lanoue: ‘I am incredibly honored’

25th Annual 5k and Fun Run March 7, 2015 for Oconee Middle School

5k and Fun Run benefitting Oconee County Middle School. Free Yogurt post race, door prizes, awards, and lots of family fun.

2 Clarke County Principals Named Finalists for Georgia Principal of Year

Superintendent: Middle school principals Dwight Manzy and Melanie Sigler "have made a true difference in the lives of many students."

Dealing with deferral: A few tips for applicants

This week's blog offers several strategies for moving a deferred application into the accepted pile.

Clarke's Lanoue Named National Superintendent of Year Finalist

Philip D. Lanoue was named the state superintendent of the year in early December.

Clarke County School District CCRPI Results Released

School district above state average in middle progress.

Clarke County Schools Named District of Distinction

The district was highlighted as one of only 49 districts selected nationally due to programming at Athens Community Career Academy.

Cast a wide net: geographic diversity and college admissions

Geographic location plays a role in the admissions process at many selective colleges, and can help “borderline” applicants earn admission.

Clarke Schools' Lanoue Named GA Superintendent of the Year

Clarke County District Superintendent Philip D. Lanoue: “This is the greatest honor I have received in my 35 years as an educator.”

Higher education is a buyer's market

This post reveals how families should approach and capitalize upon enrollment shortfalls within the selective college sector.

ACCA Named No. 1 Career Academy in the State

Athens Community Career Academy and Caterpillar were named College and Career Academy of the Year and Business Partner of the Year

Cedar Shoals HS JROTC Raider Teams Compete Nationally

Cedar Shoals HS JROTC Raider teams take part in the Army National Raider competition this past weekend.

Clarke Central High Media Center Receives High Honor

The media center was named exemplary by Georgia Library Media Association and Georgia Library Association.

Clarke County School District Honored at State Capitol for Farm to School Achievements

The district was recognized with the Golden Radish Award.

Three CCSD Students named National Merit Semifinalists

Two from Clarke Central, one from Cedar Shoals made the list

CCSD receives Golden Radish Farm to School Award

It is the second year in a row the district has won the award.

Non-Profit Seeking Nominations for Youth Leadership Award

21st Century Leaders will select 20 students who have made a positive change in their communities.

Five CCSD Students to Receive Georgia REACH Scholarships

The REACH Georgia program is a needs-based scholarship designed to promote academic success and expand access to higher education.

Clarke County's Lanoue Named GA Superintendent of Year Finalist

Philip D. Lanoue is one of four finalists for the prestigious award.