Matthew Bonds – A healthcare pivot
Jun 2026
Ecology alum Matthew Bonds (PhD ’03, PhD ’06) is profiled in Georgia Magazine.
One-month trip sets career path in corporate sustainability
Apr 2026
Brad McAllister found an abiding interest in the intersection of human health and the environment on a trip to Central America.
A chance to learn: Donors fund undergrad scholarships for coastal research
Apr 2026
The Odum School launched Coastal Resilience Scholarships in 2026, establishing an endowment to fund scholarships that empower students to explore Georgia’s coastal ecosystems.
Graduate School honors six outstanding alumni
Oct 2025
Matthew Bonds (PhD ’06) is named winner of a 2025 Alumni of Distinction Award.
A dire response
Jul 2025
Ecology alumna Beth Shapiro (BS/MS ’99), chief science officer for Colossal Biosciences, helped clone the extinct dire wolf.
Mosquitos are more than a nuisance
Jul 2025
A two-year study found high mosquito numbers in some Atlanta neighborhoods, showing how mosquitos can thrive in human-made environments.
What’s in a name: Consumers prefer purified water to recycled or reused water (even though they’re the same thing)
May 2025
New research from Megan Hopson (PhD ’22) puts a dollar value on consumers’ preference for purified water over reused or recycled water.
In memoriam: Dac Crossley (1927-2024)
Oct 2024
Research Professor Emeritus Dac Crossley leaves a legacy as a pioneer in ecological research who “will continue to have a positive influence for generations to come.”
Ecology establishes new Dean’s Advisory Council
Sep 2024
The Odum School of Ecology has established a new Dean’s Advisory Council that will advise the dean on strategic initiatives.
Dean’s Corner, September 2024: Agrivoltaics, climate and the energy transition
Sep 2024
Dean Mark Hunter on how the Odum School of Ecology can help address the environmental challenges created by scaling up the renewable energy transition.