Author: Ansley Gentry

On an average day, David Warnell wakes up before the sun rises in his town of Claxton, Georgia. After grabbing a Toaster Strudel and a cup of joe for the drive, Warnell heads 10 miles down the road where he … Continue reading “The Roots Of The Warnell School Of Forestry” →

With football season in full swing, Athens bursts at the seams on Saturdays as 92,000 fans fill the stands of Sanford Stadium, leaving UGA’s campus red, black —  and covered with trash.  University officials, and students, are trying to change … Continue reading “Nothin’ Finer In The Land Than A Littered Campus?” →

When you hear the words — University of Georgia — you probably think about the roaring sound of 92,000 fans in Sanford Stadium yelling “Go Dawgs,” or the infamous phrase “Public Ivy School.” And, of course, the colors — Red … Continue reading “University of Georgia Adds Green To School Colors” →