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Many animals recognize the voices of members of their own species, and some can even recognize those of other species, such as humans. But it turns out a few animals, such as gorillas, can not only recognize familiar voices but also connect those voices to pleasant or not so pleasant… Read Article

Excellent video about the work of Distinguished Research Professor Nik Heynen of the department of geography, who works to connect geography and justice.

“Geography really offers an opportunity to bring abstract theory and grounded, everyday experience together in a way that we can start… Read Article

Claudio Saunt, Richard B. Russell Professor in American History and Co-Director of the Center for Virtual History, has been awarded the 18th annual Ridenhour Book Prize for his widely celebrated work, Unworthy Republic: The dispossession of Native Americans and the road to Indian Territory… Read Article

Sugars in our bodies, and in nearly all living organisms, are synthesized and built by a large family of proteins called Glycosyltransferases (GTs) that adopt unique three-dimensional structures and folds to perform a diverse array of cellular functions. Understanding the structure and fold of… Read Article

Following on UGA's dominant performance against Arkansas, Beat Week is back with this week's upcoming game against Auburn.

The Deep South’s Oldest Rivalry has moved to a new playing field: charitable giving. Last year, UGA beat Auburn by a score of 3,200 gifts to their 2,900. So help us… Read Article