Augusta University
Morgan Hayes“As a writer, you get a lot of rejection. So when there’s good news, you really have to milk it," says Spencer Wise, PhD.
Valerie Emerick“Behind every scholarship is a student who dared to dream. Behind every breakthrough is a life waiting to be changed. And behind each of those moments is a donor who chose to give," says Kelly Schulte.
StaffThe Jaguars earned the conference's automatic NCAA Division II berth; will face Lenoir-Rhyne University on March 13
Jamison GuiceThe Office of Student Wellbeing invites students, faculty and staff to explore its dedicated space that promotes overall wellness.
See Augusta will welcome prospective students March 21, 2026, for a campus experience from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
The center will receive a $20,000 award to further strengthen its literacy initiatives and expand access to high-quality reading support for children, families, and adult learners in the Augusta area.
Milledge Austin“I think that there is momentum to make health care better, and I’m excited to continue these partnerships to advance the priorities," says Teal W. Benevides, PhD.
“We want our student leaders to be gaining leadership skills not just for this role, but for their future careers and the rest of their lives,” says Jenna Sims.
Paige Tucker“Each conversation reinforced my passion for government and public service," says Ilene Modaresi, representing Augusta University student athletes at Capitol Day.
“The students’ creative work on display is a reflection of the talents of our students and the dedicated mentoring of faculty in the Department of Art & Design."
James Njuguna and Maddie Edwards were crowned AU’s 2026 Homecoming King and Queen, while Bryson Walker and Caroline Swift earned the titles of Duke and Duchess.
Miguelangelo HernandezThe Fit for the Future event allowed students to peruse donated professional clothing and allow them to select a shirt or blouse, pants, shoes, socks, belt and a jacket free of charge.
The event, which featured a cultural showcase, open performances and traditional dress displays, brought together students representing seven countries.
“She explained the features and symptoms of viral infections that result in incomplete resolution, including long COVID," says Klaus Ley, MD.
Nina Sligar“My goal is to advance stroke related research and patient care. The diagnosis of a stroke is so life changing, and treatments are so time sensitive. There are still very few interventions after decades of research.”
"The enthusiasm and excitement behind this process is higher than anything I’ve experienced," says Anna Lacey.
Hannah Litteer“We saw that patients who live in rural areas were prone to have lower Apgar scores, lower rates of prenatal care and higher rates of preterm delivery,” says Bibiana Avella, MD.
“The study highlights the very high prevalence of CKMS in the adult U.S. population, as well as differences by sex or gender across the lifespan," says Steven Coughlin, PhD.
“They can come and get their teeth taken care of and also educate other kids about the importance of it," says Deon Grant.
“It shows that the work we are doing is being recognized, and I’m very grateful to the award selection committee," says Albert Okrah.