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Denise Parrish2020 Alumni Award winners will be recognized during 2021 Alumni Weekend.
StaffSavannah River National Laboratory and Augusta University have appointed Dr. Jeffrey Morris of the School of Computer and Cyber Sciences to a joint faculty position to advance research in cyber sciences. The joint appointment is the first of its...
Paige BoekeThe Student Advisory Council, managed by the Division of Enrollment and Student Affairs, encourages students to be engaged and responsible contributors in their campus, local and global communities.
Human Resources is accepting nominations for its inaugural Professional’s Program, which is intended for aspiring leaders within Augusta University and AU Health. This program is designed to promote professional and personal growth for early-career...
Dr. Emma Watson’s presentation will cover rural health in Scotland. This event is part of the Public Health Seminar Series at the Augusta University Institute of Public and Preventive Health.
Cara Miller, a graduate student in Augusta University’s College of Education, is expanding her family’s small business, Haute Doughnuts.
Lisa KaylorAugusta University Health has partnered with Georgia Department of Public Health to increase COVID-19 testing capacity with additional testing days and hours of operation.
The Augusta University community is encouraged to participate in this year’s Paceline bicycle ride on Oct. 16. Since 2019, the Paceline organization has hosted this ride as a way to engage the Augusta community in the fight to end cancer. Funds...
Christian OsborneOn this week’s episode of "In the Wild," Danielle Harris, Augusta’s public information manager, joins us to talk COVID-19 vaccines and her work for the city.
Nearly a year after publication, English lecturer F. Simon Grant will celebrate the release of his novel "The Upholstery Man" with an on-campus party Sept. 21.
Toni BakerNearly 20% of patients with multiple myeloma have a form in which they make extreme quantities of one component of the abnormal antibody they are producing, and these so-called “free monoclonal light chains” pile up and damage the kidneys...
To encourage COVID-19 vaccination, the University System of Georgia is providing employees with eight additional hours of administrative leave.
Stacey Eidson“If you’re vaccinated, there’s less than 1% chance that you will be on a ventilator or that you will die from this virus. So, I encourage everyone to get vaccinated. It could save your life.”
Haley Crain"This new award from NSA shows our increasing momentum in cybersecurity and privacy," says Dr. Alex Schwarzmann, dean of the School of Computer and Cyber Sciences.
University Libraries and Civic Engagement are seeking volunteers to read at the Constitution Day event Sept. 17.
Miguelangelo Hernandez“I’m thrilled to be launching this new initiative, which will hopefully demystify careers in university administration, with the aim to help to grow our next generation of university leaders right here at AU,” MacKinnon said.
Kevin FaigleStory ideas this week at Augusta University include a veteran resume fair and more.
A “humanized” mouse model equipped with the immune system of a patient who needs an organ transplant beats current measures for identifying the best potential living donor, scientists report.
There will be no impact to traffic or power to Annex II and there will be no power outages during the work day.
Augusta University Student Counseling and Psychological Services will host the return of Our Voices Matter peer support community for Black and brown students this fall.