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- 1Georgia election officials join nonpartisan legal discussion●Inside Georgia's Election Administration: election officials and legal experts in nonpartisan conversation
Election officials and legal experts in Georgia took part in a nonpartisan conversation about how the state administers its elections. The event, covered by the University of Georgia's student newspaper The Red & Black, focused on the practical and legal workings of election administration. It comes amid continued public attention on election processes and trust in electoral institutions.
- 2Emory Faculty and Students Featured at Decatur Book Festival▼Decatur Book Festival features Emory faculty, students
Emory University faculty and students are taking part in the Decatur Book Festival, presenting their work to a broad public audience. The annual festival is one of the largest independent book events in the United States, drawing authors and readers to Decatur, Georgia. The university is highlighting its community's contributions to this year's program.
- 3Georgia State Biologist Wins $2.17 Million Grant to Study Bacteria-Killing Viruses▼Georgia State Biologist Awarded $2.17 Million Grant to Study Viruses That Kill Bacteria
A biologist at Georgia State University has received a $2.17 million grant to study viruses that kill bacteria, work aimed at advancing phage-based approaches to fighting antibiotic-resistant infections. The award funds research into how these bacterial viruses function and could be harnessed as alternatives to traditional antibiotics as drug resistance grows.
- 4Valdosta State University named a Best College by U.S. News▼VSU named a Best College by U.S. News and World Report
Valdosta State University in Georgia has been named a Best College by U.S. News and World Report in the publication's latest rankings. The recognition places the regional university among institutions assessed by the influential college guide. It gives VSU a talking point for recruiting students and highlighting academic quality in south Georgia.