Beatriz Rodriguez, a student the School of Computer and Cyber Sciences, wants to make a difference in cybersecurity as a woman in STEM.
Dr. Miriam Mokhtar, an anesthesiology resident physician at the Medical College of Georgia, talks about her path through medical school and what you need to know about the lifestyle of an anesthesiologist in training.
Story ideas this week include grants continuing to roll in for the College of Science and Mathematics, a concert for a cause and baking for a living following one grad’s Augusta University days.
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, reminding us all to do our part and be cyber smart.
Glycerin, or glycerol, helps calm the classic scaly, red, raised and itchy patches in a psoriasis model.
Lokeshwar wins Society of Women in Urology/Society for Basic Urologic Research 2021 Award for Excellence in Urologic Research.
Augusta University students should be aware of changes for dining hours and other locations during Fall Pause.
As Augusta University’s annual Alumni Weekend approaches, the university is celebrating alumni entrepreneurs. Marquitta Rucker, a 2012 graduate of the College of Education, is the founder of Servants with a Testimony, a nonprofit that educates...
Augusta beverage distributor pours out support for Jaguar Athletics.
Shannon Xayaraj, a student at the Dental College of Georgia, reflects on her time at the college in 73 questions.
This week on "In the Wild," identity is the wild topic being discussed.
The Teaching Excellence Awards recognize outstanding Augusta University educators and programs and determine nominees for the USG Regents’ Teaching Excellence Awards.
The biometric screening consists of a fingerstick test for cholesterol, a triglycerides test, a glucose test, a blood pressure test and a body composition exam.
“The recipients of this year’s Scholarship for Service award were selected from a very impressive group of candidates,” said Dr. Michael Nowatkowski, principal investigator of the Scholarship for Service Program at Augusta University. “We look...
"At the end of the day the real work is done by helping people, real people, essentially on their worst day of their lives. It helps you understand what you are doing a little more when you can actually see the people you are affecting from day one.”
The microbiota in the nose and upper throat likely contains biomarkers for assessing how sick an individual infected with SARS-CoV-2 may get and for developing new treatment strategies to improve their outcome, researchers say.
“It has been great being Dr. Agee’s research student. He’s very hands-on with his mentorship. He helps me realize my mistakes without tearing me down. Not a lot of people can do that.”
“We are 14 strong working as one. Everyone knows their jobs and the expectation is set."
Allyssa Reburiano, a physician assistant student in the College of Allied Health Sciences, shares her journey to her career in a 73 questions video.
Augusta University President Brooks A. Keel, PhD, offers a weekly address to keep the campus community informed about COVID-19 news and updates.
