Archive for 2024

UGA Arch
The Arch at UGA
UGA Arch
The Arch at UGA
UGA Arch
UGA Arch
UGA Arch
The Arch at UGA
UGA Arch
UGA Arch in morning light
UGA Miracle students reveal the final total of their efforts for the year — more than $1 million for Children's Healthcare of Atlanta.
UGA Arch in morning light
University of Georgia graduate student in laboratory
UGA Defense Community Resilience Program
computer images of a human skeleton and brain
Altera Investments at Bulldog 100 Celebration
new electric vehicles in facilities management fleet
Kathryn Hill holds her award for emerging museum professional, and Callan Steinmann holds the museum's award for exhibition with a budget less than $25,000.
The Arch is highlighted by early morning sunlight with the UGA Historic Marker and North Campus in the background.
At the kickoff of Youth LEAD Georgia, participants experienced the UGA indoor ropes course where UGA faculty and staff led them through team building activities. (Photo by Cat Elrod)
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Students participating in the UGA study abroad program "Europe -Unearthing the Past" (Photo courtesy of UGA's Department of Classics)
Detail of Holmes-Hunter Academic Building column capitals with the Arch in the background.
Professor Steven Stice says the new drug could be a game changer for chronic inflammation-based diseases, such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's. (Photo by Peter Frey)
The President's Medal (Submitted photo)
At a recent event hosted by City of Refuge, 10 fellows packed 1,200 bags for students who are dealing with food insecurity. (Photo by Wes Mayer)
Shown, from left, are UGA President Jere W. Morehead with Andrea Dennis, the Dawn D. Bennett-Alexander Inclusive Community Award winner; keynote speaker T. Dallas Smith, founder and CEO of T. Dallas Smith & Company; and the 2024 President’s Fulfilling the Dream Award winners Terris Thomas, Caleb Snead and Brian Leffler. (Photo by Andrew Davis Tucker/UGA)
Installation view of the exhibition “Art is a Form of Freedom.” (Photo by Jason Thrasher)
Ian Bogost, center, of Washington University in St. Louis speaks during a panel discussion at the AI and Data Science Across Disciplines Symposium on Nov. 30 at the University of Georgia Center for Continuing Education & Hotel. Meg Mittelstadt, left, director of UGA’s Center for Teaching and Learning, and Tianming Liu, right, Distinguished Research Professor in the School of Computing, and Youjin Kong (not pictured), assistant professor in the department of philosophy, joined Bogost in discussing advances in artificial intelligence. (Photo by Mike Wooten)