In a Grand Rounds presentation earlier this month, a gastroenterologist shared that doctors could save the lives of enough patients to fill Yankee Stadium five times over if they could increase colorectal cancer screening rates.
Augusta University’s Dr. Darrell Thompson was elected vice president of the Georgia Board of Nursing in January after being appointed to the board by the governor last year.
Preview the upcoming replacement to PAWS, the intranet site currently used by both university and health system employees.
A close faculty mentor and more than two years of research experiments led one Augusta University student to a breakthrough.
President Keel has assembled a team to develop an Action Plan based on insights from the Comprehensive Administrative Review.
ADP's gift will support a new Hull College Women's Leadership Academy that will empower a community of career-focused young women, as well as offer scholarships to Hull College students.
Do you know how to communicate your research, knowledge or impact? Learn how with new media training sessions.
The film, titled "The Things We Leave Behind," is about Atlanta artist Michi Meko and took home the top prize at the 90th Georgia Communication Association conference Feb. 15.
Millions of older emails will be safely archived in order to better protect sensitive information in employee and student email accounts.
McDonald's inside the Children's Hospital of Georgia lobby will be closed for repairs for several weeks beginning Monday, March 4.
Ride the JagExpress? Enter the #AUGShuttleSelfie Contest!
Dr. Jorge Cortes, an international leader in clinical research in leukemia at MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, has been named director of the Georgia Cancer Center at Augusta University.
Did you run the Augusta University Half Marathon, 10K and 5K? See photos of the weekend's race here.
Already missing the fun activities of Homecoming? Browse the photos and relive the moments.
New documentary highlights racial integration in Augusta's public schools.
With the advanced technology at the Children’s Hospital of Georgia’s Pediatric Hybrid Catheterization Lab, surgery is no longer necessary in order to repair hearts.
Scientists report that mice whose neurons don’t make estrogen have impaired spatial reference memory as well as recognition memory and contextual fear memory.
Join the Augusta University Police Department at the latest Coffee with a Cop on the Health Science Campus.
The first African-American students who attended Augusta College began in the fall of 1966 and they opened the door for other minorities to have the same educational opportunities.
Dr. Terence O’Keeffe has been named chief of the Section of Trauma/Critical Care/Acute Care Surgery in the MCG Department of Surgery.
