Georgia authorities are investigating a female's death on the University of Georgia campus in Athens on Thursday afternoon. Her body was found dead near Lake Herrick with 'visible injuries.' ...

The board that governs Georgia’s public colleges Tuesday authorized the University of Georgia to establish a medical school at its Athens campus. The state Board of Regents gave unanimous ...

The University of Georgia announced Tuesday the addition of $7.3 million in new campus safety measures that come in the wake of the violent slaying of Athens nursing student Laken Riley.

The University of Georgia announced Tuesday the addition of $7.3 million in new campus safety measures. The additions come in the wake of Laken Riley's death.

Around 8:30 a.m., UGA police arrested 16 University of Georgia students and Athens community members on Monday, April 29, at the Old College front lawn on North Campus. Like many ...

At the University of Georgia, an online petition to place "blue lights" — emergency phone boxes that allow the user to quickly connect with police — across its Athens campus of more than ...

ATHENS, Ga. - The mayor of Athens-Clarke County says the county is taking steps to address safety concerns after the tragic murder of 22-year-old Laken Riley on the University of Georgia's campus ...

Back in Athens, where Riley was a nursing student at Augusta University, the incident raised concerns about safety on UGA’s 760-acre campus, specifically the park and the unpaved trails that ...

ATHENS, Ga. - A suspect in the death of Augusta University student Laken Riley, who was found dead on the campus of the University of Georgia, has been taken into custody, according to the UGA ...

ATHENS, Ga. - Nearly a year after an Augusta University nursing student’s tragic death on UGA’s campus, President Donald ...

Rothenberger Café, located on the second floor of Amos Hall in the Terry College of Business in Athens, Georgia, opened its revamped cafe on Monday, Jan. 8, 2024 which now includes a Starbucks ...

According to UGA’s narrative of the event, UGA Police Chief Jeff Clark announced at about 8:25 a.m. on a bullhorn that the demonstrators were to disperse and were given five minutes.