Nearly 6,500 graduates were joined by their families, friends, professors and classmates as they celebrated their accomplishments and academic careers at UB during ceremonies and celebrations held May 2 through May 18.
Behind the scenes look at the preparation that goes into getting a major SEC stadium ready for the first home football game of the season.
Over 1,300 Athens community members were provided meals for Thanksgiving thanks to the University of Georgia’s 12th annual Turkeypalooza.
The Interdisciplinary Field Program provides students a chance to earn credits in ecology, geology, and anthropology through studies in National Parks during a 2 month long summer road trip across the United States.
Professor Sarah Adam's historic Paralympic journey, from her quest to become the first female U.S wheelchair rugby Paralympian to her return to campus as a silver medalist.
Hosted by UGA alumni, Backlight Student Film Festival provides a taste of the industry to student filmmakers and journalists across the state of Georgia through networking, screenings, press workshops, and red carpet events.
Step into Perkins Arboretum on a quiet April day and listen. There is gurgling runoff from snowmelt. The cheerful chatter of songbirds. The creaking of a swaying pine. But nestled between those notes is the distinctive “ping, ping, ping” of sap dropping into a metal bucket.
After a spring memorable for cold and rainy weather, the skies cleared and the sun peeked out briefly as members of the Class of 2025 stepped forward with hope and pride into the next part of their lives during Colby’s 204th Commencement on Sunday, May 25.
When Robert Augustine and Yee Mon Thu, both assistant professors of biology, were hired to teach at Colby, they were astounded to learn that they had something unusual in common: both study proteins that play a vital role in regulating gene expression and cellular processes like repairing DNA.
Their field, SUMO proteins, is a small one. Even at a large research university, it would be a big surprise to find two scientists working on the same protein. At a small liberal arts college like Colby, it’s almost unthinkable.
Jeremy Scott’s iconic fashion designs have graced runways and red carpets alike. Katherine Bernhardt’s colorful paintings inspire intrigue and awe, and experiment with the fascinating balance between kitsch and high art. The connections in both artists’ unique inspirations, themes, and designs are uncannily similar, and no one recognized this more than JoAnne Northrup, Executive Director of the Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art. Seeing the potential for a one-of-a-kind collaboration, she reached out to both artists in November 2023.