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Two UGA students named 2021 Udall Scholars 1 day ago They were recognized for their commitment to environmental issues The University of Georgia added two new Udall Scholars to its ranks this spring as third-year Honors students Elizabeth Esser and Kathryn Foral were recognized for their leadership, public service and commitment to issues related to the environment. They were among 55 undergraduates selected from across the nation and U.S. territories for the Udall Scholarship, which is awarded to sophomores and juniors on the basis of their commitment to careers in the environment, Native he...

Written by Zach McKnight on April 25, 2021 Photo caption: Krystal Franklin puts some fig bars in a client’s bag during a Campus Kitchen pantry on Friday April 9, 2021. Kent State’s Campus Kitchen was created in 2011 by two students to help fight hunger in the community. Today, they’re looking to expand while coping with the regulations of COVID. Volunteer Krystal Franklin has been involved with Campus Kitchen for the past four years, since freshman year. She did not expect to get as involved as she is now but loves every bit of it. “When I first started...

The University of Georgia Student Government Association and Office of Sustainability collaborated to host an Earth Day Fair this Wednesday on the Tate West Lawn with the goal of promoting ways for students to get involved in eco-friendly organizations both on campus and in the Athens-Clarke County community. Multiple organizations participated in this event, including the Sustainability Certificate with the Office of Sustainability, Campus Kitchen, Concrete Jungle, the UGA Food Pantry, the SGA Professional Clothing Closet, UGArden, the Lunchbox Garden Project, University Union, Speak Out for...

Stacker surveyed Metacritic for the top-ranked documentaries and ranked them according to their Metascore as of May 5, 2020. Click for more. “The club is an intersection of two things,” Matthew Chappell, club advisor, horticulture professor and UGA Cooperative Extension specialist, said. “It’s for anyone who likes plants, from house plants to succulents to outdoor trees and shrubs, and it’s a clearinghouse for students to give back through a number of ways.” The club works with organizations like the Campus Kitchen and Extra Special People and participates in re...

UGArden is a University of Georgia organization that teaches college students how to farm and harvest sustainably while providing fresh produce to organizations that eliminate local food insecurity like Grow It Know It and Campus Kitchen. According to the UGA Engage page, the farm is about four acres, and it produces vegetables, fruits, shiitake mushrooms and an assortment of medicinal herbs. Although the farm isn’t large by commercial standards, it’s a fitting size to teach students farming basics while still providing extra food for the community. Interning at the farm Sierra King...