USG e-clips for July 31, 2020

University System News: Atlanta Business Chronicle Future of Higher Education: University presidents discuss leading through a pandemic & social unrest (Video) By Grace Donnelly The presidents of Georgia’s top research universities gathered virtually on July 28 to discuss health and safety, diversity and inclusion and the future of higher education. As schools around the country […]

USG e-clips for July 27, 2020

University System News: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution University System of Georgia to send more than 800,000 face masks to students By Eric Stirgus The University System of Georgia said Thursday it is shipping more than 800,000 face masks and other supplies to its students for the upcoming semester to protect them from COVID-19. The system sent […]

USG e-clips for July 28, 2020

University System News: WSAV Georgia Southern launches CARES center for students, faculty to self-report COVID-19 cases on campus Georgia Southern University is providing students, faculty and staff with a new resource during the COVID-19 pandemic to help ensure the safety of all on campus. On Monday, the university launched a new reporting center called CARES, […]

USG e-clips for July 29, 2020

University System News: The Augusta Chronicle MCG students get new stethoscope, new rules By Tom Corwin The first-year class at Medical College of Georgia got orientation Monday and new stethoscopes, courtesy of alumni donations. The 190 new students will be divided into small groups for safety reasons because of COVID-19. Roy Urum smiled Monday as […]

USG e-clips for July 30, 2020

University System News: WGAU UNG faculty, alum are in the fight against coronavirus Researchers work in Gainesville By JK Devine, UNG As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to affect higher education institutions around the world, one University of North Georgia (UNG) alumna and two faculty members are conducting research on the health care crisis. Samantha Perry, […]

USG e-clips for July 24, 2020

University System News: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Pressure to move Ga. college courses online, but revenue losses could be high By Eric Stirgus, James Salzer The University System of Georgia estimates its schools could lose at least $479.3 million in mandatory student fees, housing and dining revenue if it goes all-online this fall, according to a […]

USG e-clips for July 23, 2020

University System News: The Red & Black UGA approves COVID-19 testing plan, screening app for fall semester Megan Mittelhammer | Editor in Chief The University of Georgia will conduct 300 coronavirus tests per day on asymptomatic student, faculty and staff volunteers this fall as a part of a surveillance testing plan recommended by the Medical […]

USG e-clips for July 22, 2020

University System News: WSB-TV FULL LIST: How Georgia colleges and universities plan to return for the fall semester Albany State University: On August 10, Albany State University will resume face-to-face classes for the fall 2020 semester. This is a change from our previous return date of August 17. It is imperative the campus community adheres […]

USG e-clips for July 21, 2020

University System News: WSB-TV FULL LIST: How Georgia colleges and universities plan to return for the fall semester Albany State University: On August 10, Albany State University will resume face-to-face classes for the fall 2020 semester. This is a change from our previous return date of August 17. It is imperative the campus community adheres […]

USG e-clips for July 15, 2020

University System News: Tifton CEO Bridges Begins Record-Setting 15th Year as ABAC President Staff Report When he walked up the steps of historic Tift Hall on the campus of Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College on July 1 to begin his 15th year, Dr. David Bridges became the longest serving president in the history of ABAC.  As […]