Kate Regan
News Reporter-
Today on Athens News Matters, Athens-Clarke County District 9 Commissioner Ovita Thornton discusses her re-election campaign. Plus, a local end-of-life doula discusses destigmatizing death.
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New research from the University of Georgia suggests younger adults may be more comfortable with insurance fraud than older generations. -
Today on Athens News Matters, how the Saye Building’s destruction may have inspired leaders to safeguard other historic structures. Plus, the UGA research making a staple crop climate change-resilient.
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When people slather peanut butter onto their morning toast, they may not think about the genetics that lead to the peanut’s taste, nutrients, or even its ability to grow. -
A growing shortage of certified nursing assistants is straining the U.S. long-term care system, according to a new University of Georgia study. -
Unlike K-12 teachers, early childhood educators often lack mandated planning time, with many receiving an average of 37 minutes less than scheduled. -
Researchers examined a natural experiment in Karnataka, India, where a 2015 law required voting in local elections but imposed no penalties. -
The University of Georgia raised a record $300.4 million in private support in fiscal year 2025, marking the first time its fundraising surpassed $300 million. -
A new University of Georgia study finds that consistent physical activity may significantly slow cognitive decline in adults over 50. -
A new study from the University of Georgia suggests that offering CNAs opportunities for career advancement could reduce burnout and keep them in the workforce.
