ATHENS, Ga. - University of Georgia President-elect Jere Morehead announced plans Monday to restructure the senior administration.The reorganization, scheduled to take...
...greatness in downtown Augusta." HERE'S A STORY YOU PROBABLY HAVEN'T HEARD: In 2008, when the Medical College of Georgia president, Dr. Dan Rahn, fired the MCG Foundation because it wouldn't give him $5 million for the dental building, he...
...the keynote speaker Thursday night at the UGA Day at Savannah Rapids Pavilion. Bobo was joined by University of Georgia president-elect Jere Morehead and men's basketball coach Mark Fox.Bobo said he's not currently the most popular person...
...and intramural sports."Our hope is for EGSC to eventually offer an associate's degree in Augusta," said East Georgia President Robert G. Boehmer. "We want to build on the success of the EGSC model in Statesboro with Georgia Southern University...
...created position at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences. Moretz will be joining former Medical Col lege of Georgia President Dan iel W. Rahn, now chancellor at UAMS, as the first associate vice chancellor for patient- and family-centered...
...of the second half en route to his first bowl win.He ended the afternoon standing on a podium on the field with Georgia president Michael Adams and athletic director Greg McGarity, hoisting the MVP trophy after a 45-31 victory over Nebraska...
ATHENS, Ga. -- University of Georgia president Michael Adams warned against letting football become too powerful and called for the creation of two new academic divisions in...
DECATUR, Ga. - President Obama on Thursday pitched a new plan to make preschool available to all 4-year-old children, declaring, "Education has to...
...think it would be awesome," said Hadden, who hasn't yet noticed any such advertising.Technology Association of Georgia President Tino Mantella listed energy and health care as other industries that can benefit from Big Data. Medical responders...
...about him and read all about him, but I still don't know how he could come up with the descriptions he had," Georgia President Michael Adams said. "He was just so into it, and I'm not even sure he knew where they came from. But that's...