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The University is considering filing an appeal on behalf of a staff member who is court ordered to pay $1.3 million in damages to a former University employee. … 2 Comments
The battle between the University and a professor in the Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication continues in court as the University objects to a court recommendation to clear former dean John Soloski of harassment charges. In documents filed on Dec. … 0 Comments
Two University researchers discovered a new fish species while surveying the finned inhabitants of Flint River in Americus. Byron and Mary Freeman, researchers in the Odum School of Ecology, spotted a darter fish with a "striking orange color in its fins" that differed from the Blackbanded darter typically found in the southwest Georgia River, according to a University press release. … 0 Comments
Students spent much of Thursday, the first official day of spring semester classes, buying books in the numerous bookstores surrounding campus. Kyle Foster, a 22-year-old senior from Lavonia majoring in housing, carries his books out of the campus bookstore on Thursday afternoon. … 4 Comments
The University has dropped from first to fourth place in SmartMoney Magazine's "Best Colleges for Making Money" ranking due to an error in the data the University's Office of Public Affairs sent to the magazine. The office originally sent SmartMoney tuition data that did not reflect the University's transfer from a quarterly system to a semester system in 1998. … 0 Comments
A former University football player looks to continue his collegiate career even as he faces a felony indictment in Athens-Clarke County Superior Court. … 8 Comments
