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By: Brittany Denny University of Georgia’s Journalism Society DiGamma Kappa took a trip to the big apple for networking and an overall great time.

Athens, GA–Police still don’t know the identity of the man responsible for the aggravated assault and attempted rape that happened at the Botanical Gardens this past Friday. The police are working very hard to figure out who did this. The UGA Police Department has contacted a sketch artist from the Georgia…

Good news for three research professors at the University of Georgia. Professor Richard Dluhy in the chemistry department of Franklin College of Arts and Sciences, as well as Professors Stephen Tompkins and Ralph Tripp in the College of Veterinary Medicine received a grant of more than 1.1 million dollars to…

  Web Anchor Bailey Anderson has our final webcast before the show airs tonight at 5 p.m.

Help Georgia Men’s Basketball Coach Mark Fox win the Infiniti Coaches’ Charity Challenge! Coach Fox, along with 48 other basketball coaches around the country are competing for a $100,000 prize to the charity they are supporting. Coach Fox has selected Coaches vs. Cancer as his cause. To help Coach Fox…

  Web anchor Bailey Anderson has updates on some great stories that will be airing tonight.

Bailey Anderson is our web anchor this morning. See what we will be covering today.

Pres. Obama is officially sworn in to his second term Washington, DC (Grady NewSource) – Around Noon eastern, President Barack Obama will be sworn into his second term as president. Today is the official ceremony with the public ceremony taking place Monday. Live coverage from CBS News: Streaming live video…

UGA, Clarke County police searching for supposed rapist Athens, Ga (Grady NewSource) – Police are looking for an alleged attacker after a victim says he tried to rape and assault her Friday afternoon, a warning e-mailed to University of Georgia students indicates. University of Georgia police say a victim reported a…

By: Brittany Chenelle At the Oconee library the exhibit for the month belongs to native Athenian and UGA Alumni Richard Fay’s photography. He’s captured a number of photographs over the years that highlight the Athens music scene. Fay’s photo exhibit started earlier in January and will continue through the end…