Tools of the Trade: Examining the Devil’s Bargain

For the past two years, Dr. Marsha Loda, associate professor in the James M. Hull College of Business, has been taking business students on a study-away trip to Asheville, North Carolina, and while there’s obviously a...

Value Added: Visionary Giving

Ask Dr. Sylvia Smith, professor and chair of cellular biology and anatomy at the Medical College of Georgia and co-director of the James and Jean Culver Vision Discovery Institute, about the vision institute’s creation...

True or False: The essential oil question

According to industry reports, the essential oil market is expected to reach $12.8 billion by 2023, and anyone who’s found themselves strolling the natural supplement aisle of any pharmacy can attest to their popularity...

Mine the Past: Dots and Dashes, Zeros and Ones

If you think exploiting the anonymity of faceless communication is unique to the Internet Age, think again. Dr. Christina Henderson Harner, assistant professor in the Department of English and Foreign Languages, has...

From the President: Winter 2019

One of our milestone achievements of 2018 strikes at the heart of a rising global health epidemic – cancer. The problem is especially acute in Georgia, where more than 80 counties exceed the national cancer death rate...

Cancer Crossroads

There are those three words that most use to articulate love. For these two, there is also “Fight Like Mike.”

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