Jagwire – Augusta University News

May18

The image seen round the world

Eric Johnson

The image she designed is everywhere, and so is she: Alissa Eckert (MSMI '06) is the most famous medical illustrator in the world.

Read on

Spring Commencement

May20

Augusta University graduate ready to be an advocate for respiratory therapists

May18

Thurman family to celebrate Augusta University graduation with their own ceremony

May14

Fall 2020 undergraduate admissions fees are waived through May 25 at Augusta University

May13

Augusta University College of Nursing professor relishes chance to graduate with his children

Need to Know

May08

Renovations at Radiation Therapy building will close portion of Cushing Lane

Denise Parrish

A portion of Cushing Lane will close for several months during renovations to the annex of the Georgia Radiation Therapy Center.

stack of 6 college textbooks, including psychology, physics and algebra

Apr24

JagStore shares guidance for summer online book buying, spring rental returns

Denise Parrish

Man reaching across counter for grocery brown bag

Apr24

What’s new on the Terrace menu? Grocery shopping for employees

Denise Parrish

Apr22

AU Health System Board to meet by phone April 23

Denise Parrish

Latest Stories

Young woman kneeling next to older woman in wheelchair

May26

Campus News

Patient- and family-centered care remains priority during pandemic

Lisa Kaylor

May26

Campus News Faculty & Staff Health

Augusta University nurse’s passion for patient care drives thirst for education

Miguelangelo Hernandez

May26

Health

New food donations delivered to AU Health: In photos

Henry Hanks

May22

Health

Telehealth provides a socially distanced diet plan during pandemic

Henry Hanks

11 students posing for a photo at a conference

May22

Campus News Students

Collegiate Middle Level Association wins Student Organization of the Year

Paige Fowler

May21

Alumni Campus News Faculty & Staff Students

Augusta University’s Master of Public Administration program ranked among best in the nation

Stacey Eidson

Jagwire is your source for news and stories from Augusta University and AU Health. Daily updates highlight the many ways students, faculty, staff, researchers and clinicians "bring their A games" in classrooms and clinics on four campuses in Augusta and locations across the state of Georgia.

Read on for stories of innovation in education and health care, opportunities at the center of Georgia’s new cybersecurity hub, and experiential learning that blends arts and application, humanities and the health sciences.