By: Ronke Olowojesiku Like many children, young Bernard Kouchner embarked on great adventures through the medium of books. His exploits took him to places unimaginable and often better than the

By: Kathleen LaPorte Dr. Jose Esparza spoke to a mix of University students, faculty and Athens locals at the University Chapel this past Monday, February 11th, about his personal journey

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The Right Kind of Choosy By: Abigail Shell Think back to your senior year of high school for a moment.  Now let me ask you a question:  when choosing which

Sleep quantity as well as quality are highly important to health in all areas of your life.  The amount of good, quality sleep you get each night affects your mood,

By: Ronke Olowojesiku During the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th, the United States along with the world was in the grips of a disease that

By: James Cheng After spending a few weeks traversing the Northeastern Choco-Andes rainforest corridor in Ecuador, I came back to the states a little dirty and a little worn, but

By: Shajira Mohammed Kevin Hord graduated from UGA this past May with degrees in both Biochemistry and Management. He is a first-year medical student at Emory University School of Medicine