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WASHINGTON, D.C. - If there is one thing that I have learned after the past two days in Washington, D.C., it's that the inauguration of Barack Obama, more than any other in history, yields a tremendous amount of opportunity - an opportunity to make some fast cash. … 2 Comments
The $58.2 million Tate 2 expansion is in its final construction stages and will open for use in May, followed by an official opening ceremony in fall 2009. "When the original Tate Student Center was created in 1983, the University already knew an additional facility would be necessary to keep up with the school's growth in the future," said Donald Reagin, Campus Life public relations coordinator. … 0 Comments
The University benefits committee is stalled in its request to determine whether salary discrepancies exist between faculty of different genders or races. "Overall I think that the meeting with the provost was cordial and agreeable, but we did not get out of it a study for gender equity and race equity," Sarajane Love, a law professor, said at a committee meeting Friday. … 1 Comment
University freshman William Henry Weber was arrested and charged with eight drug-related offenses Thursday night. Weber is charged with possession of marijuana with intent to distribute, possession of Psilocybin mushrooms and six counts of possession of a drug-related object at 7:15 p. … 4 Comments
The University's alert system mistakenly sent an emergency message to the student database at approximately 6:10 a.m. Friday. Within an hour the system sent another message asking subscribers to disregard the previous message. "It was an honest mistake," said University Police Chief Jimmy Williamson during a phone interview Friday. … 0 Comments
Following Sunday's crushing 68-45 loss to Kentucky, Athletic Director Damon Evans visited the Georgia men's basketball team in the locker room. This was the first time this season reporters noticed Evans as a visitor after a game, but guard Corey Butler said the meeting was a common occurrence. … 3 Comments
Red & Black editor Chelsea Cook reports from Washington on the inauguration of President Barack Obama. … 0 Comments
- Seminar: Timing is Everything- The Importance of Emergence and Competition Structuring Bumble Bee Communities. Reception at 3:30 p.m., seminar at 4 p.m. Ecology Auditorium. Contact 706-542-6013, anisaj@uga.edu - Global Diseases Lecture: Malaria Vaccines - From Parasites to Prevention. … 0 Comments
Over 700 volunteers united forces Monday to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy as a part of Hands on Northeast Georgia's day of service. At 25 project sites, teams of girl scouts, University students and Athens residents left warm beds behind as they faced near freezing temperatures to give back to the community on what project leaders called "a day on, not a day off. … 0 Comments
University student Jordan Ashley Denney, 20, of Marietta, fell asleep at a stop sign at the intersection of Woodland Hills and South Milledge early Sunday. … 46 Comments
