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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.

North Campus Quadrangle aerial photo with Earth Day graphic
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.

In a photo taken just before UGA's spring break, Joshua Thedford weighs soil for research he is conducting. A third-year CURO Honors Scholar, he is studying iron oxidation in soils and how it impacts carbon cycling, working with faculty mentor Aaron Thompson, an associate professor of environmental soil chemistry in the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences. (Photo by Stephanie Schupska)In a photo taken just before UGA's spring break, Joshua Thedford weighs soil for research he is conducting. A third-year CURO Honors Scholar, he is studying iron oxidation in soils and how it impacts carbon cycling, working with faculty mentor Aaron Thompson, an associate professor of environmental soil chemistry in the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences. (Photo by Stephanie Schupska)
Annual CURO Symposium to be held online April 21-24

From posters to oral presentations, University of Georgia undergraduates are sharing their research digitally this spring during the 2020 Virtual CURO Symposium, to be held on April 21-24 through UGA’s eLearning Commons.

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2020 UGA Honors & Awards

Since the 1930s, the University of Georgia has set aside a special time each year to recognize the achievements of its students, faculty, staff and alumni. That tradition is known as Honors Week.

Student docent undergraduate Erik Quillian researches Elvis materials in the staff area at the Special Collections Libraries.
UGA Libraries to document COVID-19 for posterity

UGA’s Special Collections Libraries seek diaries, other documents from Georgians.

OSL coordinates food delivery consisting of donations from the GA Center and local businesses. Pictured: OSL Director Shannon Brooks, her husband Steve Brooks and Libby Hayes, senior HR generalist at Piedmont Athens Regional. Hayes coordinates getting the food to various departments at the hospital.
UGA provides meals for health care workers

Campus Kitchen helps hospital employees who can’t find time to eat.

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