Even though the University of Georgia’s new number of COVID-19 cases could be an encouraging sign, the virus could still be rampant on campus.
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Even though the University of Georgia’s new number of COVID-19 cases could be an encouraging sign, the virus could still be rampant on campus.
The University of Georgia chapter of Lambda Chi Alpha has self-suspended indefinitely after screenshots of racist and offensive messages in a GroupMe for the chapter were posted to Twitter Saturday evening, according to a Sunday statement from Interfraternity Council President Brennan Cox.
Chants of “Shame on UGA” and “Do better UGA” echoed from students by the University of Georgia Arch Saturday evening. The protest at the Arch followed two days of sit-ins at Tate Plaza to protest UGA’s COVID-19 policies.
Nick T. Place has been named the new dean of the University of Georgia College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, according to a UGA Today press release.
The University of Georgia Student Government Association pledged to hold the university’s administration accountable in a Friday email to students signed by President Asim Ahmed, Vice President Cheryl Kwapong and Treasurer Carson Kuck
Last week, Athens once again saw a drop in the rate of new cases for the second straight week.
A man shoplifted about $240 worth of items from Target on Atlanta Highway after attempting to steal about $265 worth of merchandise from Walmart Neighborhood Market across the road on Sept. 12 at about 1:10 p.m.
It’s been a little over a month since the University of Georgia began classes for the fall semester. In that time, there have been over 3,000 new cases of COVID-19 in the UGA community, and over 2,000 new cases in Athens-Clarke County.
The Athens-Clarke County Board of Elections unanimously approved the University of Georgia's Stegeman Coliseum as an early voting location at a meeting Friday afternoon.
New polling technology, a delayed primary that combined multiple races and a country grappling with a pandemic. And then there was the poll worker shortage.
