Student accused of theft

Well this is my first assignment as the crime reporter and I'm happy to say that it wasn't too bad. I was able to talk with a few of the involved parties and they were more than willing to give me their side of the story. I can only hope my future articles go so smoothly. Click here to read about a UGA student arrested and charged for felony theft by taking.

Assault victim warns students

I attended a lecture last night warning students about becoming victims of assault. A student spoke to a crowded room about her personal experience with assault. Click here to find out what she had to say.

Civil Rights exhibit works for justice

UGA's Russell Library will debut a Civil Rights exhibit, "The Highlander Center: 75 Years of Working for Justice," Sunday. Click here to read more about the exhibit.

Preparation key for hurricanes

The College of Agricultural & Environmental Sciences sponsored a lecture yesterday afternoon on preparation for hurricanes. Click here to read what the speaker had to say.

Voter registration opens for November election

More voter information! Voter registration is open for the Nov. 4 election and voters have until Oct. 6 to register. Click here to read about first-time voter registrants and other voter-related information.

Absentee voting process 'very easy'

With Election Day exactly 2 months away it is pertinent to let students know about their voting options. Click here to read my article about absentee voting.

Internet informs cancer patients

A professor at UGA is doing some interesting research on breast cancer. I was able to sit down and talk with her about it and find out how she has been conducting her research. Click here to see what she told me.

Botanical Garden boasts unique classes

This is my first article I've written for the fall semester. The Botanical Garden in Athens offers classes and this article is to tell students the classes are there and they should participate in them if they are interested. Click here to find out more about the types of classes offered.

Late-night eateries

This article is for our "Athenscape" section that comes at the end of the summer semester and is for freshmen unfamiliar with Athens. Click here to find out where you can eat late in Athens.

Kinesiology wins grant to study paralysis

The College of Education's department of kinesiology received a $1.77 million grant for its continued research with victims suffering from paralysis. (Click here) to read the article and find out more about the research.