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Scripps Ranch cluster schools have the most gifted students, while Lincoln cluster schools have the fewest

Alymuhammad Bijani said he understands what it’s like to struggle with financial hardships, which can hinder students in pursuit of their academic and life goals.

Merry Mou won first place in the Synopsys Silicon Valley Science and Technology Championship. 700 to 900 students participate with their research projects in a variety of categories, including physics, biology, and computer science. Winners are chosen to go on to state and national competitions.

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ATHENS — Recruiting a diverse student body is a focus throughout the University of Georgia, but keeping students engaged and successful once they are on campus is a whole different

Sophia, Sylvia and Starling Tolliver grew up outside Akron in difficult financial circumstances. But they found a common escape route: The Ohio State University.

Research startup develops new stroke patient therapies February 24, 2021 ArunA Bio continues impactful research through UGA and Athens partnerships For husband-and-wife duo Steve Stice and Tracey Worthington Stice, supporting Athens means supporting the health of the community’s residents as well as its economy. Steve, director of the Regenerative Bioscience Center at the University of Georgia, and Tracey are the co-founders of ArunA Bio, a research startup currently developing biologic ther...

Region loses two local leaders with passing of Magee, Damsky Two former Central New York politicians have died within days of one another this week, their relatives announced. Former state Assemblyman William "Bill" Magee died Thursday at the age of 81, his niece confirmed to syracuse.com. The Democrat from the Madison-county town of Nelson served what is now the 121st Assembly District — which includes all of Madison County and portions of Oneida and Otsego counties — from 1990 until 20...

Do you know a high school student who is interested in science and craves a hands-on learning environment? Then check out the University of Georgia’s Young Scholars Internship Program (YSP). YSP began on the UGA Griffin Campus in 1989. It is a prestigious internship program for Georgia high school students interested in agricultural, food and environmental sciences. Selected participants conduct hands-on research with world-renowned scientists through the UGA College of Agricultural and En...

Submitted by Perry Newell. THEY GOT ME… We shall return our attention during the month to Primary, Elementary and Middle School – Honors, Awards and Scholarships to as many people as can be reached. Because of the pandemic and other factors many of the resources may be lost. The interaction between students and teaching staff may be felt for years to come. As a non-commercial organization we were not surprised to have this group First Grade grads ask us to look into awards for them and thei...