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The American Educational Research Association has given Cynthia Dillard the Henry T. Trueba Award.

Two College of Education students, as well as a student worker in the Office of Student Services, were recently named Coca-Cola scholars.

Professor Melisa Cahnmann-Taylor has lined up a slate of readings, lectures, hands-on events and performances as a way to intertwine the work of Robinson Jeffers with the culture and landscape of the South.

Hoffa discusses the hardships he faced growing up and the lessons he learned as a student athlete.

The annual awards, which took place last weekend as part of the Conference on Children's Literature, gave top honors to "Breaking News Bear Alert" by David Biedrzycki and "A Snicker of Magic" by Natalie Lloyd.

An Olympic medalist remembered as much for his controversial statement from the podium as for his record-breaking sprints is among the featured speakers at a University of Georgia forum focusing on the Olympics.

Andy Plemmons' biggest goal as a school library media specialist is to empower student voices.

Fifty years after launching the Foxfire program, the rural ways of life are still teaching important lessons for students in Rabun County, even though the name is no longer used to describe the form of education that connects students to the community.

Original theater production blends the arts with STEM topics, makerspace.

Nick Vena, a bachelor's degree student in health and physical education, has been named the Outstanding Major of the Year by the Society of Health and Physical Educators.