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A large group of people stand in front of an addiction recovery bus and smile.
CommunityNews Releases

SPH awarded $2.5 million overdose prevention grant, hosts recovery event

October 19, 2026Avatar photoHannah Litteer

"SPH recognizes substance use as a public health issue; it's not an issue that just one organization can solve on its own," says Katherine Covington.

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DiscoveryStudent Success

AU undergraduate research team selected for national advocacy program

October 15, 2026Avatar photoHaley Crain

The Council on Undergraduate Research brings together undergraduate researchers and faculty mentors to develop skills in communicating the societal value of research.

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Campus NewsCommunity

Open house showcases enhanced campus safety measures for AU Police Department

October 15, 2026Tyler Wooten

AU Police Department invited the community to see first-hand the impact of a multi-million dollar grant toward campus safety measures at a recent open house event.

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Bring Your A Game

History professor represents AU at national medical history meeting

October 14, 2026Woman with glasses smilingMorgan Hayes

“The study of history is about understanding ourselves and our origins,” says Wendy Turner, PhD.

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Bring Your A GameStudent Success

Delta Chi members earn national NIC Awards of Distinction 

October 13, 2026Avatar photoJamison Guice

“We’re putting Augusta University on the map at a national level. It’s something that’s been well deserved, and I think we deserve the recognition that we’re getting here at AU," says Roberto Aragon.

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DiscoveryHealth & MedicineNews ReleasesResearch & Scholarship

Researchers uncover new driver of preeclampsia

October 12, 2026Woman smilingJennifer Hilliard Scott

New research shows how a protein linked to preeclampsia may drive the disease by increasing leptin production, revealing a potential new target for treatment.

Participants listen and engage during the Connected for Life Open-House event. [Aaron Smith/Augusta University]
Campus NewsDiscoveryEducation

Connected for Life launches to empower lifelong learning across the CSRA

October 12, 2026Aaron Smith

Connected for Life brings those needs together through adult literacy instruction, digital-skills training, community partnerships and educational programming.

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AnnouncementsCampus News

AU weather update: Operations remain unchanged

October 8, 2026Avatar photoStaff

University operations and scheduled activities remain unchanged at this time. Augusta University is closely monitoring Hurricane Isaias and its potential effects on our campuses. Earlier today, Oct. 8, Gov. Brian Kemp declared a state of emergency...

EmployeesFaculty & StaffStudent Success

A love of higher education, learning: Goley reflects on 34-year career at AU

October 8, 2026Avatar photoHaley Crain

"I’ve built a career helping people transition and deal with tough transitions while I’ve never had to change ZIP codes. That’s not lost on me,” says Julie Goley.

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Campus NewsNews Releases

AU designated APLU Innovation and Economic Prosperity Institution

October 8, 2026Avatar photoPaige Tucker

"At its heart, economic prosperity is about people," says Augusta University President Russell T. Keen.

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Campus NewsNews ReleasesStewardship

Purchase your tickets now for the annual AU Brew-N-Que fundraiser Oct. 16

October 7, 2026Woman's head shotValerie Emerick

Brew-N-Que brings together Jaguar Nation and the surrounding community to celebrate and support Augusta University's students.

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Bring Your A GameStudent Success

COEHD faculty member named Georgia Art Educator of the Year

October 7, 2026Aaron Smith

“Art is a form of giving back. I want students to understand that their work can serve their communities and make a meaningful difference,” says Stan Dodson, EdD.

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DiscoveryHealth & MedicineLearning

Study: How GLP-1 meds used to treat sleep apnea may affect oral health

October 6, 2026Avatar photoStacey Hudson

"We need to understand how these medications affect the mouth so we can identify potential problems early and make sure patients receive comprehensive care."

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DiscoveryGeorgia Cancer CenterHealth & MedicineNews Releases

IMMCG researcher awarded prestigious NIH Director’s Award

October 6, 2026man with glasses standing in front of blue backgroundMilledge Austin

"We have preliminary data suggesting that one olfactory receptor may help drive beneficial immune responses against melanoma," says Marco Orecchioni, PhD.

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Campus NewsLearningStudent Success

Accounting Night brings local businesses, Hull students together

October 5, 2026Avatar photoStephanie Hill

Networking and making connections is a key focus of the annual Accounting Night event for the James M. Hull College of Business.

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Computer & Cyber SciencesDiscoveryStudent Success

Cybersecurity student experiences new career possibilities in California 

October 5, 2026Felicia BaskettFelicia Baskett

School of Computer and Science senior Connor English participated in the VICEROY program's inaugural cohort with Edwards Air Force Base that provided hands-on opportunities.

Augusta University's Testing and Disability Services, housed in Galloway Hall
Campus NewsStudent Success

Workforce Recruitment Program connects students with federal careers 

October 2, 2026Avatar photoJamison Guice

"Advocating for students is important to give everyone equal access, and WRP helps create opportunities for students to connect with employers and access pathways that can support their career goals,” says Keire Melson.

Augusta University Cyber Operations Center
Campus NewsCommunityComputer & Cyber SciencesEmployeesFaculty & Staff

Navigating the 2026 cyber threat landscape

October 1, 2026Avatar photoKaren Fulton

At Augusta University, cybersecurity is everyone's responsibility.

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AnnouncementsCampus NewsCommunityNews Releases

Augusta University, Savannah River Brewing Co. partner to launch blonde ale

October 1, 2026Avatar photoPaige Tucker

Augusta University and Savannah River Brewing Co. have partnered on a university-branded craft beer now available at select local stores and restaurants.

A female scientist points to a screen that shows an extreme closeup of cells in human blood.
DiscoveryHealth & MedicineNews Releases

IMMCG researcher highlights neutrophils’ ‘chameleon’ behavior in new review

September 30, 2026man with glasses standing in front of blue backgroundMilledge Austin

“I see this review as establishing a roadmap for the next phase of neutrophil research," says Yanfang "Peipei" Zhu, PhD.

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