News, Science and Health Roundup
October 31, 2011 by Sophie Cox · Leave a Comment
In this week’s News, Science and Health roundup, stink bugs invade Georgia, the University talks food safety, and recycling just got a lot easier.
Sports Round-Up
October 30, 2011 by Crissinda Ponder · Leave a Comment
In this week’s sports round-up, former Bulldogs play in the UFL, the Bulldogs fall to Alabama in volleyball and the football Dawgs defeat the Gators with a 24-20 win.
Arts & Leisure Roundup
October 26, 2011 by Sophie Cox · Leave a Comment
In this week’s Arts & Leisure roundup, marathon runners raise money for AthFest, students reduce community hunger, and the Humane Society challenges local superstitions.
Sports Round-Up
October 21, 2011 by Crissinda Ponder · Leave a Comment
In this week’s sports round-up, the SEC investigates the Georgia-Vandy postgame confrontation, former Bulldog quarterback David Greene advocates for kids affected by HIV/AIDS and Mark Richt wishes a big-time football prospect happy birthday.
Scan, plant, grow: Technology in the garden
October 21, 2011 by Lilly Workneh · Leave a Comment
The next time you decide to take a stroll through the State Botanical Garden of Georgia, don’t forget your smart phones – not only to snap away pictures but also to scan! Technology is making an appearance is some of the least expected places and with the latest functionality of QR codes – short for [...]
Workshop combines social media, advocacy
October 19, 2011 by Crissinda Ponder · Leave a Comment
For the University of Georgia student body, social media can be integrated in many facets of everyday life. But for Donna Bliss, an associate professor in the UGA School of Social Work, social media exploration sparked education. During September, Bliss coordinated the workshop, “Using Social Media to Advocate for Your Cause.” The idea stemmed from [...]
Arts & Leisure Roundup
October 19, 2011 by Sophie Cox · Leave a Comment
In this week’s Arts & Leisure roundup, UGA receives 265 antique microphones, Georgia firefighters restore an 87-year-old fire truck, and a professor puts seven live bees in his mouth.
Campus outliers transcend University society
October 17, 2011 by Sophie Cox · Leave a Comment
Ever wonder what life might be like for UGA’s transgender staff and students? Read more to find out how the University accommodates its transgender community.
News, Science and Health Round-Up
October 17, 2011 by Lilly Workneh · Leave a Comment
In this week’s round-up you’ll find the latest information on the grant the University has been awarded, the library’s consideration of moving towards e-books, and why UGA and Georgia Tech may have to do away with the duel and call truce. Uh oh.
Sports Round-Up
October 14, 2011 by Crissinda Ponder · Leave a Comment
In this week’s sports round-up, Gilliard and Walsh receive SEC awards, Olgetree returns to the field and the Bulldogs inspire one of their future players.
