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  • International Noise Awareness Day

    Athens, GA- Have you heard? The College of Education is spreading the word about International Noise Awareness Day and how you can hear loud and clear for longer by turning the volume down and protecting your ears. With the growth of technology, our hearing is in more danger than ever.…

  • Our Farewell to Professor Smith

    Our class shares memories, experiences and other words to Professor Smith on his last Monday-Wednesday. He will be missed!

  • President Adams, Leaving a Legacy

        ATHENS, GA- UGA began to bid farewell to President Adams this afternoon, hosting a farewell party in his honor.  Newsource Reporter Tyler Linn spent the day taking a retrospective look at what President Adams helped accomplish in his 16 year tenure being the Biggest Dawg on campus.

  • Professor Smith’s Final Thoughts on His Class

     

  • Buzz on the Bees

    ATHENS–GA Some people hate bees, and other people really hate bees. Reporter Bailey Anderson went to the Entomology department today and spent some time with them. The Entomology department has recently installed rooftop bee hives as an instructional lab. UGA also has a honey Bee program that is researching why…

  • Family Legacy Continues with Student’s Acceptance into UGA

    Athens, Ga-Getting accepted into college is an honor. But imagine attending school where your father and grandfather went. Reporter Wes Clark caught up with one recently admitted freshmen who has legacy at UGA. Jason Terry is proudly reading his acceptance letter to UGA. He is a senior at Druid Hills…

  • UGA Organization Spreads the Word about Pollen with Beer

    Athens, GA- Without bees, beer would not exist. Terrapin Events Coordinator Jessica Merritt says, “If bees weren’t out pollinating, not only would we not have fruits and vegetables, we wouldn’t have key ingredients for our brews.” Thats the idea behind Pollination Celebration, put on by UGA Bug Dawgs at Terrapin…

  • SGA Campaigning Week One

    Athens, GA – Mache Kane reports on the two candidates running in this years election. She gets exclusive interviews and details about the two parties in the running.

  • Men and Women, Muslim and Non-Muslim, Wear Scarves in Solidarity

    Athens, GA- Many view scarves as a sign of oppression for Islamic women. But for most, this is not the case. Student Aseala Abousaud says, “Obviously there is a huge misconception that women are oppressed because they are forced to wear it and obviously there are extreme groups everywhere that…

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