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David Mitchell

Close-up of graduation honor cords in black, red, yellow, and gold, with metallic university medallions attached, against a dark blurred background.

 Undergrad Research May 13, 2026

No walls required: How Franklin College’s 2026 grads followed their curiosity everywhere

Two men in business attire are pictured side by side; Schmitz, on the left, wears glasses and a light blue shirt, while Hart, on the right, wears a blue suit and white shirt—both affiliated with the National Academy of Sciences.

 Campus News May 05, 2026

National Academy of Sciences elects Hart, Schmitz to 2026 class

Three women stand side by side in front of bookshelves filled with books, smiling at the camera after participating in the LURA Competition.

 Undergrad Research April 16, 2026

Meet the 2026 UGA Libraries Undergraduate Research Award winners

Close-up view of two ornate Corinthian columns with leafy capitals, framing a black iron archway—an iconic scene at UGA often admired by UGA faculty and 2025 AAAS Fellows, with trees in the background.

 Awards & Honors March 30, 2026

Three UGA faculty named 2025 AAAS Fellows

A drone hovers and sprays over a green field with trees and power lines in the background under a clear sky.

 Agtech March 12, 2026

Institute for Integrative Precision Agriculture awards 6 new seed grants

A scientist in a University of Georgia lab coat uses a pipette to transfer liquid in a laboratory, contributing to research on the genetic basis of muscle formation.

 Genetics February 05, 2026

Scientists ID genetic basis for muscle formation

A scientist uses a multichannel pipette to dispense liquids into a microplate in a laboratory setting, supporting UGA’s innovative research and contributing to increasing R&D expenditures in FY25.

 Campus News January 13, 2026

UGA sets another record with $654M in R&D expenditures in FY25

Georgia Tech Executive Vice President for Research Tim Lieuwen and University of Georgia interim Vice President for Research Chris King are on two sides of a rivalry this week—but, more importantly, two sides of a fruitful partnership. Both oversee research enterprises that are working together to solve crucial challenges for all Georgians.

 Health & Medicine November 24, 2025

Clean, old-fashioned collaboration: Engineering the future of health care at UGA, Georgia Tech

Emily Koh

 Humanities & Arts November 06, 2025

Pushing musical boundaries with Emily Koh’s ModμMIDI

Glen Nowak, dressed as an old reporter, and Michael Cacciatore, dressed as a doctor

 Communications August 28, 2025

The persuasion problem: Center for Health and Risk Communication filling gaps in public understanding