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Katy Hennig"In a lot of ways, talking about it all felt healing to most people," says AU alumnus Bryce Massey.
Jennifer Lask“It’s not on our best days that hackers or scammers are going to be reaching out and trying to take advantage of you. It’s going to be on our worst day," says Russel Parham.
Jennifer Hilliard Scott"When we began looking for someone to lead the department on a permanent basis, her well demonstrated leadership made her a natural choice,” said MCG Dean David C. Hess, MD.
Milledge Austin“The biggest thing you're always dealing with in situations like this is uncertainty,” said Rick Franza, PhD.
Jamison Guice"Having the ability to promote my platform as well as represent Augusta University is a huge honor," says Alyssa Pearson.
Stacey EidsonFormer Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal discussed the inspiration behind his first children’s book, “Veto, The Governor’s Cat," that he wrote in of honor his late wife, Sandra Deal, who...
Kevin FaigleThose with IDD have different and varying levels of support needs related to communication, self-care and other life skills across all of their life expectancy.
Haley CrainThroughout the academic year, FYE/SYE hosts events and initiatives aimed at getting first- and second-year students more involved with campus.
StaffTo move forward in a way that provides a degree of normalcy while allowing for flexibility, we will reopen with a modified instructional plan for the week of Oct. 7.
"I want to take a moment to express our deepest gratitude for your unwavering support, patience, grit and resilience during this challenging time," says President Keen.
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For the latest updates on campus closures and resources available, please visit Jagwire Alerts.
When you return to campus, individual professors will work with you to ensure that course material is covered adequately.
As the Augusta community turns its focus to recovering from the storm’s damage, Augusta University continues to address challenges and monitor the evolving situation.
There will be no classroom instruction during the closure. Campus residential students will be relocated to another USG campus. Dining services will be closed.
AU classes are canceled for Monday, Sept. 30, and Tuesday, Oct. 1.
AU is assessing the effects of Hurricane Helene and staying in close contact with Georgia Power regarding loss of electricity.
Augusta University's remote instruction for Friday, Sept. 27, is canceled.
AU campuses will close at 3 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 26. All in-person instruction, campus events and activities will be canceled. On Friday, Sept. 27, instruction will be delivered...
Karen Klock“I love watching my students develop and reach their educational and professional goals,” says Stacy Roberts, DBA.
Operations at our Augusta campus locations on Thursday, Sept. 26, including classes, will continue as normal.