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Despite the Georgia senate's budget plan proposing a major cut to funds, the University intends to continue supporting research. The Georgia Senate Appropriations Committee passed a budget plan Wednesday calling for a $1.6 million reduction in research funds and a $1. … 1 Comment
If it has six or eight legs and either flies or crawls, it's sure to be represented today at the University of Georgia's 22nd annual Insect Zoo, hosted by the H.O. Lund Entomology Club. And with that many bugs to see, it's sure to be a hot spot for creepy-crawler fans. … 0 Comments
Ever wonder what primitive societies used to make jewelry before there was plastic? Or what machinery some archaeologists use in order to locate ancient artifacts? The 12 students in the FRES 1020 freshman seminar know the answers to these questions and more as the result of a semester-long project culminating in the archaeology exhibition on display in the Tate Center Gallery. … 0 Comments
Tensions flared as members from organizations spanning the spectrum of political ideology debated controversial subjects late Thursday. Members of the Young Democrats, Campus Greens, Georgia GuardDawg, Roosevelt Institution and College Republicans participated in a structured debate on a variety of topics. … 8 Comments
Chi Alpha members don't own a Milledge Avenue home or host date nights. A national organization with chapters at more than 200 universities, Chi Alpha is Christian fellowship that seeks to remind students they "should live to reflect Jesus' life," according to the Web site. … 2 Comments
Jane Russell, the director of recreational sports, has served the University in many capacities for 32 years. Today she retires as not only the director, but also the mother of the Recreational Sports Department. She compares her career to a good book and said she has loved her job, but she knows there are other books to be read. … 0 Comments
