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Kendra Garcia, founder of Eye Drool Designs and a student in UGA's College of Engineering, pitches her company to a panel of judges during the UGA Idea Accelerator Demo Day pitch competition at Studio 225 on Nov. 11. Garcia and her company won the $5,000 top prize. (Photo by Matt Hardy)

Tattoo app wins Idea Accelerator competition

Eye Drool Designs, which matches customers with tattoo artists, awarded $5,000 prize.

Chemistry professor Gregory Robinson teaches a super section class in the lecture hall of the Science Learning Center.

UGA joins group to enhance faculty diversity in STEM

Aspire Alliance membership builds on successes at undergraduate and graduate levels.

Student performing for the Spotlight on the Arts Festival on the outdoor stage at Tate Plaza

Spotlight on the Arts returns for 2019

Festival runs Nov. 6-17, includes dozens of events and exhibitions exploring history, culture and creativity.

Students on campus with "87% of UGA students finish in 6 years" text

UGA achieves best-ever completion rates

Completion rates at the University of Georgia continue to set records, thanks to a number of ongoing initiatives to enhance the academic environment and student support.

Precision agriculture researcher and UGA Professor George Vellidis works with graduate student Anna Orfanou on checking the circuit board of a UGA Smart Sensor Array node.

Farming for the future: UGA leads the way in precision agriculture

A fifth-generation farmer in Calhoun County, Adam McLendon starts his days at the crack of dawn.

Front exterior of Ocean Sciences Instructional Center at Skidaway Island

Ocean Sciences Instructional Center dedicated at Skidaway

A 71-year-old cattle barn was repurposed as a modern classroom and laboratory building in a dedication ceremony on Oct. 22 at the University of Georgia’s Skidaway Institute of Oceanography.

Hirsch Hall, home of the UGA School of Law. (Photo by Peter Frey/UGA)

Law school again named best return on investment

For the second year in a row, the University of Georgia School of Law has been named the best value in legal education in the country by National Jurist.

UGA partners with Google Books for digital access

Through a new partnership about 120,000 of the Libraries’ 4.5 million volumes will be digitized.

Following her 19th annual namesake lecture in April 2019, Mary Frances Early took a moment to participate in a campus tradition for the first time by ringing the bell at the UGA Chapel as President Jere W. Morehead applauded. The USG Board of Regents approved the naming of the College of Education in her honor in October 2019. (Photo by Peter Frey/UGA)

College of Education to be named in honor of Mary Frances Early

Regents approve name change to recognize UGA’s first African American graduate.

Late afternoon sun illuminates the Administration Building and Old College on a beautiful fall day on campus.

Provost launches Task Force on Academic Excellence

Provost S. Jack Hu has launched a task force that will help develop recommendations to enhance academic excellence at the University of Georgia, with an initial focus this fall on the areas of research and graduate education.