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Abit Nix: The Classic City Candidate for Governor

Moore's Ford: The Nation's Last Mass Lynching

Remembering Tom Crawford

Author to Discuss History of Trade in America

Is America better served by a free trade agenda or protectionist measures? Author C.

Lecture to Spotlight Ongoing Ethics Debate in U. S. Congress

Can the American Congress be ethical in an age of intense par

Special Collections Community Events and Tours Suspended

The University of Georgia Libraries have suspended tours and community events in the Richard B. Russell Building Special Collections Libraries through March 29. The decision is in accordance with the University System of Georgia decision to suspend classes at UGA and other universities amid the COVID-19 outbreak.

New Exhibit Spotlights the Mighty Peanut

Campus and Community Partners Host 4th Annual School Lunch Competition

Local chefs will once again take on the School Lunch Challenge March 24, creating tasty dishes that meet USDA

"White Ribbon Army: Women’s Crusade Against the Saloon"

“White Ribbon Army: Women’s Crusade Against the Saloon” takes a look at the Temperance Movement of the 19th century.

Special Collections Libraries closed Monday, MLK Day

The University of Georgia, including the Russell Special Collections Libraries, will be closed Monday, Jan. 15 in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.