- UGA students return to work amid staggering COVID-19 cases
- UGA freshman housing experience during COVID-19
- ANALYSIS: UGA sees a slight downtrend in COVID-19 cases, positivity rate
- New strain of the coronavirus comes to Georgia
- ANALYSIS: Athens, state see slight decrease in COVID-19 cases
- Piedmont Athens opens COVID-19 antibody treatment infusion center
- Athenians are met with extensive lines and new COVID-19 tests
Today’s Top Story
Sydney Dorawa and Abby Aden, like many students at the University of Georgia, work part-time while in school, but with the COVID-19 pandemic still prevalent in Athens, on-campus work comes with a risk. Despite this, the two are returning to work out of financial necessity. READ MORE
Columns and Commentary
- GUEST COLUMN: Open letter to Jere W. Morehead
- GUEST COLUMN: Athens and UGA need to face reality
- EDITORIAL: UGA’s lack of COVID-19 planning and transparency endangers students and Athens residents
- GUEST COLUMN: UGA students deserve better
- GUEST COLUMN: Athens residents must keep local businesses alive
- OPINION: The US needs to catch up in the global race
