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Paige BoekeThe event is made possible thanks to the generosity of the Summerville Neighborhood Association.
StaffAugusta University students should review their POUNCE account prior to the start of spring 2022 classes Jan 6.
The annual Days of Service project is one of the many ways Augusta University comes together to share its spirit of service and “lend a paw” to those who need it most.
Toni BakerA gene that is overexpressed in some aggressive cancers also appears to be key to the excessive cell proliferation that thickens the walls of pulmonary arteries and ultimately causes the right ventricle of the heart to fail, scientists report.
Miguelangelo Hernandez“One of the best parts of being in this position is we get to see many of these grandchildren grow up.”
Laura Evans“It was amazing to see how eager the students were to pull out their wallets and donate any cash and coins they had.”
Stacey EidsonProvost Neil J. MacKinnon announced his office will offer grant funding for investigations into rural health issues to 10 collaborative research projects.
His presentation is the first of three feature presentations leading up to the INNOVATE 2022 competition on March 31, 2022.
Augusta University’s Fall 2021 Commencement honored nearly 900 graduates of more than 50 majors.
Kevin Faigle“That’s the beauty of the simulation center. We have a mannequin, and then one of us can become the hands of those participants," said Dr. Vikas Kumar.
“Now that I’m finished and I know my story, I feel like it’s one I have time to pass along and hopefully find other younger athletes. I definitely want to get involved and reach out to people," said two-time Paralympian and Augusta University grad...
Jose Castro plans to stay in the military "for a while and hopefully have the chance to retire after a full 20-year service" to his country.
Augusta University has once again received a grant to participate in the Georgia Young Adult Program. This year, the amount awarded is $16,360.
Blue and Blue Express Routes will go offline Friday, Dec. 10 and return to service Thursday, Jan. 6.
Raysean RicksWhen Maggie Cluney learned about the School of Computer and Cyber Sciences moving to the Georgia Cyber Center, she decided to leave Savannah to join Jaguar Nation.
“I’ve always been a writer, but I never thought it would truly make a difference in the world. I'm so thrilled to have my passion for words feed the good in our local community,” she said.
“I’m hoping that it’s a message that will keep students going throughout graduation and after,” said Shayla Riley-Dorsey.
Over 17 events were held specifically for or in relation to Values Week, which celebrates the university’s values and culture of ethics.
“Brian likes to challenge the status quo, which will serve him well as an advocate for his patients.”
She hopes her ISM degree will help her reach her ultimate goal: landing a management role in the cybersecurity space.