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UGA celebrates excellence at 2025 Research Awards

Awards & Honors

April 3, 2025

UGA celebrates excellence at 2025 Research Awards

Parastoo Azadi

Carla Hadden

Tina Salguero

Campus News

March 13, 2025

Highlighting 3 impactful women who lead UGA core research facilities

Dictyostelium is an amoeba that crawls on glass. The green stain prominently displays its cytoskeleton after cells were fixed and permeabilized, using an anti-actin antibody. The new anti-O-fucose antibody, created by Megna Tiwari, illustrates in red the concentration of O-fucose proteins within the nucleus, highlighted by the blue dye. One of the cells has 2 nuclei, and the white bar measures 5 microns.

Infectious Disease

May 7, 2025

UGA biochemists create new tool to study biological process in parasites

Anne Barge Clegg shakes hands with a smiling man at a reception

March 4, 2025

College of Family and Consumer Sciences honors acclaimed alumna Anne Barge Clegg

University of Georgia undergraduate students attending the Semester at Skidaway program sort through marine life caught during a trawl in the Wassaw Sound aboard the R/V Savannah. The program places students on the Georgia coast for unique experiences learning methods and concepts from marine science researchers.

February 6, 2025

Skidaway looks back at eventful year of upgrades, impact

Theater major Reagan Simmons plays Violet Newstead in UGA Theatre’s production of Dolly Parton’s “9 to 5: The Musical.” Directed by George Contini, Josiah Meigs Distinguished Teaching Professor in the Department of Theatre and Film Studies, “9 to 5” tells the story of three female coworkers’ plan to get even with their egotistical boss, giving their workplace a much-needed makeover. (Photo by Clay Chastain)

Humanities & Arts

December 17, 2024

Arts on display at UGA’s 13th annual Spotlight on the Arts festival