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Audio from President Adams' visit to The Red & Black … 0 Comments
Gaines Elementary School got plenty of help Thursday evening at the Family Literacy Night from both the community and the University. The event, aimed at getting children interested in reading, recruited the help of parents, the men's and women's basketball teams and motivational speaker and author Charisse Richardson. … 1 Comment
The University of Georgia's Ad-Hoc Task Force on Water Resources culminated its research on the drought with the release of its Water Resources Report today, offering the administration both short-term and long-term recommendations for conserving water. Tim Burgess, senior vice president for finance and administration, and Provost Arnett Mace created the task force in October to assess the drought and generate measures "to achieve more effective water conservation on campus," according to the document. … 0 Comments
Jennifer Nicole Kane, a former University teaching assistant accused in several cases of theft since December 2006, turned herself into the Athens-Clarke County Jail Friday morning. Kane was charged with 10 misdemeanor counts of theft by receiving, four felony counts of possession of a fake ID, one misdemeanor count of possession of a fake ID, six counts of felony financial transaction card fraud and one count of felony financial transaction card theft. … 3 Comments
Ever wonder about the fire on campus in 1893? Or what happened at the University on your birthday in 1934? Thanks to the Digital Library of Georgia, students are able to access digitally archived copies of The Red & Black dating back to the first paper in 1893. … 0 Comments
University President Michael Adams said plans to put a medical college on the site of the Navy Supply Corps School are on track. In a meeting Wednesday with staff members from The Red & Black, Adams said officials are meeting to plan the college's curriculum and funding, and he believes they will meet two deadlines. … 0 Comments
It hasn't happened too often this fall, but last week tailback Knowshon Moreno was caught a step behind the action. This time, however, the defender was not armed with a helmet. Only a clipboard. Though she stands at five-foot-three, sophomore Nia Chau can stop even the best University athletes from making plays on the field. … 3 Comments
