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A successor to our print magazine, The Franklin Chronicles, this blog allows us to continue to communicate the importance of the arts and sciences to an expanded audience through a variety of means – articles and announcements, video, news and opinion – to pick up the conversation of why the arts, humanities and sciences matter so much at this juncture in the history of our university, our nation and the world. Read more
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Spark Hubs Ignite Franklin College’s Future of Research Innovation and Collaboration

The Franklin College of Arts and Sciences has developed an ecosystem of collaborative working groups called Spark Hubs. These dynamic think tanks leverage the College’s strengths and expertise in multidisciplinary, convergent instincts along with innovation. Spark Hubs emerge organically or are… Read Article

Computer science alumni panel

UGA School of Computing Hosts Alumni Mentor Panel to Provide Insights Into Computer Science Career Paths

The University of Georgia’s School of Computing and the UGA Mentor Program, recently brought together four distinguished alumni for an engaging Zoom panel, offering students invaluable insight into the realities of launching a tech career in a rapidly evolving industry. Moderated by… Read Article

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14th annual Spotlight on the Arts festival brings sights, sounds of UGA creative spirit

Exceptional arts programming, research, and scholarship across Franklin and UGA were on display throughout November during the 14th annual Spotlight on the Arts festival. Congratulations to the many students and faculty in arts units who worked so hard to capture and hold the attention of the… Read Article

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Design students learn from public service engagement

The creativity of University of Georgia students provides vitality to the Carl Vinson Institute of Government’s partnership with military installations – as well as a fresh take on existing infrastructure that will help guide future use.

In spring 2025, 15 interior design students in the… Read Article

UGA’s new Domestic Field Study in the Bay Area

Exploring Innovation at Its Source: Study Away in Silicon Valley Where Innovation Meets Education

UGA’s new “Computing in Silicon Valley” Domestic Field Study (DFS) program offers students an opportunity to explore the technology industry with an immersive summer experience in Silicon Valley, California. A mix between online classes and immersive onsite in California, the program runs from… Read Article