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The following unrelated incidences were reported by the Athens-Clarke County police department: An entering auto occurred on South Pole Street between 11:30 p.m. on Aug. 18 and 10 a.m. on Aug. 19. Powel Kozak said someone entered his 2003 Mazda Protégé through an unlocked door and stole two credit cards and his license. … 0 Comments
A group of University faculty and staff plan to highlight the need for more on-campus childcare options during a University Council Benefits Committee meeting today. The group called UGA Childcare Coalition, with a core of about 20 students and faculty members, began pushing University administrators to pursue on-campus child care options more than a decade ago. … 0 Comments
A University student and three others were arrested Monday for robbing Raising Cane's in May. Sheyna Krystal Hopkins, 22, was arrested for conspiracy to commit burglary and a felony count of party to a crime of burglary. Hopkins is charged with helping Wade Jared Davis, 19, William Lee Sartain, 19, and Rebecca Ann Burns, 19, rob the restaurant on May 29, according to the affidavit for arrest. … 0 Comments
The Student Employment Fair will be held today in the Georgia Hall of the Tate Center from 10 a.m. -- 2 p.m. The 6th annual event is "a fair designed for on-campus departments as well as local businesses seeking part-time student help," said Scott Williams, executive director of the Career Center. … 0 Comments
The University is a great place to party, according to the Princeton Review's "2008 Best 366 Colleges." The poll placed University students at number three for rarely studying. The University ranked fifth in "party school," "best college newspaper" and "students pack the stadium" categories. … 1 Comment
No decision has been made concerning University professor Shuzhou Wang, but University officials are conducting an internal review after his arrest for threatening Cedar Shoals officials Thursday. Wang said he "might kill someone in the county" at an annual parent-teacher meeting concerning his autistic 17-year-old son. … 0 Comments
After an extra watering, the grass is a bit perkier on University grounds, especially behind the Student Learning Center. But under Athens-Clarke County's level three watering restriction policy, put into effect Aug. 11 , the grass can be watered only between midnight and 10 a. … 3 Comments
A heating and cooling unit in the psychology building failed between Monday night and Tuesday morning, killing 102 rats used in neuroscience research. Chris King, the director for animal care and use, said the rats, housed in a small animal facility in the psychology building, were among those used in research earlier this year that produced important results. … 1 Comment
