Miracle Treat Day arrives July 30

AUGUSTA, Ga. – It’s summer again in the CSRA, and that means everyone is suffering the Georgia heat and could benefit from something cool and refreshing. Lucky for us, local DQ...

Benefits for same-sex spouses

As a result of the recent Supreme Court decision in Obergefell v. Hodges, Georgia Regents Health System benefits plans will now allow for coverage of same-sex spouses. The...

Baylor Blog: Learning from Failure

Hello again from Baylor University! Week six in the REU program has been a real test. This week, I faced some more frustrating lab results and have had to put my best problem...

Avoid flip-flop fiascos

AUGUSTA, Ga. – A casual summer staple, flip-flops are popular with men, women and kids – especially for outside activities. But before slipping on these warm weather favorites, be...

Welcome President Keel to GRU

Welcome new Georgia Regents University President Brooks Keel with a message on Twitter, Instagram or Facebook. Use the hashtag #WelcomePresKeel to send your message to @PresKeel.

Policy Updates July 8, 2015

The following is a list of updated policies as of July 8, 2015: Graduate Teaching Assistant Policy—university-wide, minimum standards for Graduate Teaching Assistants (GTAs) when...

Baylor Blog: Setbacks and Successes

Hello again from Baylor University! It’s hard to believe it’s already week five of the REU program in chemistry! We just completed half of the program, and this week was filled...

Asthma All-stars

Written by: Haley Hadden, Contributing writer and Media Relations Intern in GRU’s Division of Communications and Marketing For the fourth year in a row, the Georgia Regents...

Professor awarded literacy grant

Paulette Harris, Georgia Regents University’s Cree-Walker Professor of Education and director of GRU’s Literacy Center, has been awarded a 2015 Literacy Grant from The...

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