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Investigators do not believe Ibarra knew Riley. “This was just a crime of opportunity,” Clark said. “No motive.” Clark expressed his condolences to Riley’s family and the campus community. ExploreStudent death on University of Georgia campus shakes Athens, Woodstock “This . . .
Until as late as 11 p.m. on Wednesday evening, the Tate Grand Hall was alive with music and color for the University of Georgia Indian Student Association’s Fall Fling. The event brought together over 100 students to socialize, enjoy traditional Indian food and bond over shared culture. As an organization under the Department of International […]
For many retirees, the next steps after leaving the workforce are to travel, become a volunteer or enjoy their newfound free time. For Laura Geiger, it was math class. Over 40 years after leaving the University of Georgia less than a year before she was set to graduate, Laura Geiger decided it was time to […]
The University Council at the University of Georgia held its final meeting of the spring 2022 semester on Wednesday to discuss several proposals and discuss reports for the upcoming school year. The addition of a graduate-level university-wide requirement of a GradFIRST seminar and the revision of the bylaws and operating policy of the Faculty Post […]
Hundreds of students, community members and visitors gathered at the Tate Center Promenade on Saturday to celebrate the in-person return of the International Street Festival. The festival highlights the cultural diversity that exists within the University of Georgia and the Athens community at large. Thrown by the Department of International Student Life, the event featured […]
Whether it was a week of relaxation, a tropical getaway, international travel or community service, University of Georgia students, faculty and staff enjoyed spring break from March 7-11, the first week-long spring break since the COVID-19 pandemic began in March 2020. Upon the return to classes on Monday, some students returned with sunburns or a […]
The U.S. Department of Energy has renewed its cooperative agreement with the University of Georgia’s Savannah River Ecology Laboratory for an additional five years, with a projected total contract value of $34 million, according to a UGAToday release. According to Olin E. Rhodes Jr., the director of SREL, the laboratory has seen significant growth recently. “Over […]
The first two Black greek organizations at the University of Georgia were established fifty-two years ago. Now, the Divine Nine have a permanent site on campus. Campus markers were unveiled Friday to honor the nine historically Black fraternities and sororities that are members of the National Pan-Hellenic Council. Members of the organizations gathered outside the Tate Student Center to celebrate […]
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