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A man speaks to a group of health care trainees.

School of Public Health names new associate dean for faculty affairs

January 15, 2026man with glasses standing in front of blue backgroundMilledge Austin

I’m excited about the dedicated support that Curt can provide to SPH faculty to ensure their long-term success," says Teresa Waters, PhD.

Man and woman standing in scientific lab

IMMCG to host Inaugural Margaret-Gertraud Immunology Lectureship

January 14, 2026man with glasses standing in front of blue backgroundMilledge Austin

"This lecture will offer valuable insight for established researchers and clinicians, as well as the next generation of immunologists," says Klaus Ley, MD.

Group photo of Government Relations team

AU keeps the momentum going at the State Capitol

January 13, 2026Avatar photoStacey Eidson

Following the success of last year’s legislative session, Augusta University President Russell T. Keen and the Government Relations team have a lot to celebrate.

Four students sit around a table with two women from Augusta University in the Augusta University storefront at the Junior Achievement Discovery Center.

AU earns Carnegie Elective Classification for Community Engagement

January 12, 2026man with glasses standing in front of blue backgroundMilledge Austin

"Together, we are strengthening our communities while advancing the mission of Augusta University," says AU President Russell T. Keen.

A man stands in the hallway of a building on a college campus.

Stephen Shiver, MD, named chair of MCG’s Department of Emergency Medicine

January 8, 2026Tim Rausch

“Since he stepped in as chair, patient experience scores in the Emergency Department have dramatically improved," says David C. Hess, MD.

A female high school student learns how to use lab equipment during a field trip to a scientific lab.

Georgia Cancer Center offers local students glimpse into biomedical science

January 8, 2026Chris Curry

These programs are part of a broader effort to kindle interest in biomedical careers and give young learners authentic exposure to the techniques scientists rely on.

Girl in hospital bed with therapy dog.

Christmas Magic: Donor transforms rare collection into care for children

January 6, 2026Woman's head shotValerie Emerick

"Kids deserve a fighting chance, especially with the high cost of treatment. At the end of the day, it all comes from the heart," says an anonymous donor.

A female college student sits in a wheelchair with a special lever on each of the two bigger wheels. While she demonstrates how it works, a male college student uses a microphone to tell a large crowd how they came up with the idea to give people bound to a wheelchair more independence.

‘Pitches for a Purpose’: Annual INNOVATE Pitch Competition features new twist

January 5, 2026man with glasses standing in front of blue backgroundMilledge Austin

"INNOVATE is about shaping the future for a purpose," says Lynsey Steinberg.

People outside a new building

HUB, MCG partnership wins $200,000 NIH Build UP Trust Challenge

January 5, 2026Britney Pooser

The HUB received the $200,000 award in acknowledgement of its program that serves high school students and their families to help meet their physical and social needs.

The front of a modern children's hospital.

Wellstar Children’s Hospital of Georgia receives $50 million investment

December 29, 2025Avatar photoStaff

"The impact of this gift and the depth of our gratitude to Mr. Golisano can’t be overstated," says Augusta University President Russell T. Keen.

Two college students, one man and one woman, give each other a fist bump while sitting in a large auditorium. It is filled with faculty, staff and students from a university celebrating the start of a new academic year.

‘Moving forward with purpose’: Augusta University 2025 Year-in-Review

December 23, 2025Avatar photoStaff

As we take some time to celebrate with friends and colleagues and prepare for an exciting new year, below are some of our most notable stories of 2025.

A group of high school students and a university president and first lady pose for a photo.

Early admits at local high schools surprised with AU acceptance letters

December 23, 2025Avatar photoHannah Litteer

“I audibly gasped and was very excited when I realized this was why we were being pulled out of class today,” says Dejon Odom.

group of male and female students standing in graduation caps and gowns.

Augusta University celebrates fall 2025 graduates

December 22, 2025Avatar photoHaley Crain

“When we obtain these degrees, a chapter in all of our lives will be closing, but a new one will emerge," says Landon Gilbert.

Male and female students running on to a court

Local fifth-graders see a pair of Jaguar wins at Education Day games

December 22, 2025man smilingMiguelangelo Hernandez

“This is a wonderful and enjoyable event. Our guys love it, and I love it as a coach as well," says Dip Metress.

A female college professor stands in a hallway of a campus building. She is standing next to a collection of books on display, which she wrote.

Pamplin professor wins Michael Delahoyde Award for Editorial Excellence

December 18, 2025Morgan Hayes headshotMorgan Hayes

“Having my work acknowledged in such a public way is very special," says E. Nicole Meyer, PhD.

A male college professor presents data to over 100 people gathered in a large conference room.

Annual Economic Forecast Breakfast offers snapshot of the local economy

December 17, 2025man with glasses standing in front of blue backgroundMilledge Austin

“Overall, Augusta and Georgia are positioned well for economic growth in 2026," says Simon Medcalfe, PhD.

Two women smile, sitting in front of a window and computer monitor.

AU researchers use library checkouts to check in on cardiovascular health

December 17, 2025Paige Tucker

"My specialty area is maternal-child health, and I do a lot of work with maternal mortality prevention,” says Marlo Vernon, PhD.

Man in black tie attire holds a conductor's baton.

Pamplin’s Isaac Brinberg named to ‘Georgia Trend’ 40 Under 40

December 16, 2025Paige Tucker

“Being part of two cohorts of people who work tirelessly making a positive impact on their communities deeply inspires me in my role at AU," says Isaac Brinberg, DMA.

A man stands with his arms crossed in front of him.

Eric Kern named associate vice president for sponsored programs

December 16, 2025Avatar photoStaff

“Augusta University is charting an extraordinary course, with a bold commitment to discovery, innovation and community impact," says Eric Kern.

Unity Talent and Art Show contestants lined up on the stage at the Grover C. Maxwell Performing Arts Theatre.

Unity Talent and Art Show fosters unity through student expression 

December 15, 2025Avatar photoJamison Guice

“The Unity Talent and Art Show allows our students to channel their creativity and passion into something meaningful,” says Tori Johnson.

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