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Researchers map unequal impact of COVID-19

Vulnerable counties in South Georgia are getting hit the hardest.

The Arch with the Holmes-Hunter Academic Building in the background as the sun peeks through the overhanging trees.
More than 7,300 students eligible for graduation

Commencement ceremonies tentatively scheduled for fall if deemed safe.

Portrait photo of Mark Ebell (Photo by Andrew Davis Tucker/UGA)
Study seeks risk factors for COVID-19 severity

Symptoms and test results can determine levels of inflammation in the body.

Cheryl Gomillion in her lab talking to a student. (Photo by Andrew Davis Tucker/UGA taken in 2016)
Advancing diversity in engineering research labs

NSF grant to fund study of factors that help underrepresented students.

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Willson Center announces Shelter Projects: Micro-Fellowships in the Arts and Humanities

The Willson Center accepted more than 100 proposals for Shelter Projects, a micro-fellowship program to support graduate students and community-based artists and practitioners in the creation of shareable reflections on their experience of the current pandemic through the arts and humanities.

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Searching the COVID-19 spike protein for a potential vaccine

UGA CCRC researchers looking at how it infects human cells.

Research Scientist Dr. Nicola Sochacka, left, and associate professor Joachim Walther, right, talk with students during their CLUSTER research group meeting.
Study to analyze pandemic’s impact on teaching

Research could help universities respond during times of a crisis.

(L-R) Professor Biao as he works with PhD student Maria Huertas-Diaz as she counts plaque assays in his lab at the College of Veterinary Medicine Building.
Professor moves closer to possible COVID-19 vaccine

An engineered dog virus shows promise to promote an immune response.

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The story behind UGA’s first Earth Day

Fifty years ago, thousands learned about growing environmental concerns.

The Arch with the North Campus sidewalk and the Holmes-Hunter Academic building in the background.
UGA reschedules spring Commencement ceremonies

In-person events will occur in fall if deemed safe by officials.

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