International News from the Chronicles
The great strengths of UGA, and American higher education more generally, are encapsulated in its international engagement and appeal. The diversity and flexibilty of American higher education - so many choices, majors and programs, no single path to success - bring many to the United States to…
Born in China, Park is the son of Korean immigrant parents. His early years were shaped by two civil wars, first in China when the Communists rose to power. After Park's family moved back to Korea, he saw the devastation caused by the Korean War.
Though he spent much of his career in the Franklin…
Rose George is an author and journalist. Her journalism has appeared in the Guardian, New York Times, London Review of Books, and many others.
Next week offers a great opportunity for students to celebrate and take interest in all that UGA has to offer in terms of study abroad and other…
The African Studies Institute presents the 4th Annual International Conference on Africa and Its Diaspora (AICAID 2015) from Wednesday, Nov. 11 to Friday, Nov. 13 at the Georgia Center for Continuing Education. The theme for the conference is “Youth, Technology and Knowledge Expansion in Africa and…
The UGA African Studies Institute, in conjunction with the Georgia University System African Council (USAC), will hold its 2015 Fall Lecture at noon on Wednesday, Oct. 21 in the UGA Special Collections Library.
The lecture, "The Role of the African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights," will be…