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Campus News

Dr. Trinanjan Datta named Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics Scholar

February 11, 2021Lisa Kaylor

Professor of Physics Dr. Trinanjan Datta has been named Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics Scholar for the 2021-23 academic years. Datta will visit UC Santa Barbara three times over the three-year period to share his research.

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Campus NewsCommunity

Maxwell Theatre, Department of English and World Languages introduce ‘Speaking Shakespeare’

February 10, 2021Paige Boeke

“Shakespeare is fun, and this is your chance to explore it,” says Kelly Thomas, director of the Maxwell Theatre.  

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Campus NewsStudent Success

DCG student featured in video series for American Dental Education Association

February 10, 2021man smilingMiguelangelo Hernandez

Miles Woodard has enjoyed his time at DCG even “in the midst of all the craziness of the pandemic.”

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Campus NewsHealthStudent Success

College of Nursing students deliver valentines to Georgia War Veterans Nursing Home

February 10, 2021Avatar photoLaura Evans

Junior BSN students created and delivered Valentine's Day cards to residents of the Georgia War Veterans Nursing Home.

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Campus News

Pizza, barbecue food trucks roll into Health Sciences Campus

February 10, 2021Avatar photoDenise Parrish

Food trucks bring pizza and barbecue to Health Sciences Campus.

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HealthNews Releases

Ways to help your child stay healthy during cold and flu season

February 10, 2021Woman smilingJennifer Hilliard Scott

Tried and true remedies and long-term changes to diet and behavior can help keep kids healthy during cold and flu season.

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Campus NewsStewardship

Lady A, newest member of the Grand Ole Opry, establishes scholarship at AU

February 9, 2021Maddie Burgin

Lady A has been invited to join the Grand Ole Opry. The group, which has Augusta ties, also established a scholarship at Augusta University through their Lady Aid Fund.

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Campus NewsNews Releases

In Photos: Augusta University Health launches vaccination clinic in Aiken County

February 9, 2021Danielle Harris

View photos from the press conference announcing Augusta University Health's new COVID-19 vaccination clinic at Aiken Technical College.

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Campus NewsStudent Success

Listen: 2021 Homecoming events and more on ‘In the Wild’ podcast

February 9, 2021Raysean Ricks

This week, the Jaguar Production Crew adviser joins us in the studio to discuss Homecoming happenings. This year will look a little different, with new events and a concert.

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Campus NewsCommunity

Augusta University to present annual economic forecast

February 9, 2021Tim Rausch

Augusta University Cree-Walker Chair and Professor of Economics Simon Medcalfe will share his analysis of Augusta’s economy and predictions for the coming year during the university’s annual economic forecast.

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Campus News

Hull College part-time MBA program ranked by U.S. News & World Report

February 8, 2021Tim Rausch

For the second straight year, Augusta University ranked in the U.S. News & World Report's Best Part-Time MBA Programs.

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Goldberg named Affirmative Action/Equal Employment Opportunity officer in HR

February 8, 2021Avatar photoDenise Parrish

Steve Goldberg has new post in Human Resources.

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Campus NewsCommunityStudent Success

Mother and son pursue MBA together at Hull College of Business

February 8, 2021Tim Rausch

For Kurtis, getting an MBA was a logical next step in his education, and his mother convinced him to pursue it with her.

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DiscoveryHealth & MedicineNews Releases

Higher blood pressure over life span increases congestive heart failure risk in Black people

February 8, 2021Toni Baker

Starting with early childhood, otherwise healthy Black people show signs of slightly diminished heart muscle strength and a slightly higher blood pressure than their white counterparts, possibly putting them on a course for early development of...

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Augusta University Health opens COVID-19 vaccination clinic in Aiken County

February 5, 2021Danielle Harris

Augusta University Health partners with Aiken Technical College to open a COVID-19 vaccination clinic in Aiken County.

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Pamplin College faculty members release books

February 4, 2021Kiara Heffner

Augusta University’s communications faculty is marking milestones. Drs. Debbie van Tuyll and David Bulla recently published informative, thought-provoking books.

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Campus NewsEmployees

Food Around the Globe Virtual Challenge begins Feb. 8

February 4, 2021Avatar photoDenise Parrish

Walk your way toward better health in USG employee well-being competition.

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Medical students to help deliver COVID-19 vaccines in Clarke County

February 4, 2021Avatar photoStaff

The medical students will be working at Department of Public Health COVID-19 testing sites administering the vaccines and monitoring patients for vaccine reactions.

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Campus News

Augusta University partners with local organization to host virtual town hall on COVID-19 vaccine

February 4, 2021Danielle Harris

Local leaders will discuss the myths and facts of the COVID-19 vaccine.

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Georgia Cancer Center aims to improve outcomes for Black cancer patients with American Cancer Society grant

February 4, 2021Avatar photoStaff

The American Cancer Society and Pfizer have awarded over $399,000 to the Georgia Cancer Center as part of a grant program focused on reducing racial disparities and helping optimize cancer outcomes for Black men and women.

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