We all know one. A political diehard — a leftwing, rightwing, or staunchly independent defender of the faith. They’re the sort of person whose opinions absolutely cannot, will not be swayed, regardless of how many facts, tacts, or friendly...
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Buried, but not forgotten
Six-thousand years ago, a Native American community inhabited a 60-acre stretch of grassland and forest just outside of Warrenton...
Augusta already a cyber hub, study shows
With a fast-growing, highly-paid cyber workforce, Augusta has already become an innovation hub for cyber, according to a new study by...
Foster to perform benefit concerts for Alzheimer’s treatment June 21
Dr. Rob Foster, professor of music, will play a series of benefit performances on Wednesday, June 21 for those afflicted with...
Babayan selected to participate in prestigious summer program
Contributed by Ali Hale Each summer, the National Endowment for the Humanities, one of the largest funders of humanities programs in...
Augusta University featured in ‘The Dead Files’
Augusta University’s campus and faculty will appear in an upcoming episode of The Travel Channel show, The Dead Files. In the...
Augusta is major hub for intelligence community
In a recent story published by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Dr. William Hatcher, director of the Augusta University Master of...
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Do your genes affect your politics?
We all know one. A political diehard — a leftwing, rightwing, or staunchly independent defender of the faith. They’re the sort of person whose opinions absolutely cannot, will not be swayed...
