Stories From The Field

UGA ATSC Alumni pose with red and black umbrellas for a group photo

Atmospheric Sciences Alumni Featured in Winter '22 Georgia Magazine

Want to know what the weather's like in Georgia today? If you tune into your local NBC, CBS, or FOX5 station, chances are you'll be hearing today's forecast directly from a fellow Georgia Bulldog.

GTU Professor poses with the new weather radar

UGA and GTU's New Weather Radar Could be a Game Changer

The University of Georgia and the Georgia Institute of Technology have recently purchased a new weather radar system that could significantly improve forecasting capabilities while simultaneously providing educational opportunities for students.

Dr. Heynen poses in front of a bookcase

Dr. Nik Heynen Named 2023 AAG Fellow

University of Georgia professor Nik Heynen has been selected as a 2023 Fellow of the American Association of Geographers.

Students contribute to a temporary mosaic installation

Honoring Linnentown: A Living Mosaic

On Monday, October 3rd, a temporary "living" mosaic was created at Memorial Hall Plaza to honor the former Linnentown neighborhood. UGA Geography professor Dr. Jennifer Rice collaborated with students in Dr. Lynn-Sanders Bustle's First Year Odyssey (FYO) Art and Activism class on the event.

Stock image of a hurricane from space

A Brief Conversation with Dr. Marshall Shepherd Ahead of Hurricane Ian's Landfall

As Hurricane Ian barreled towards the western coast of Florida this week, Dr. Marshall Shepherd was hard at work fielding questions from a variety of high profile news outlets requesting his expertise on the storm's catastrophic potential.

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