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Augusta University baseball team hosting charity game for Georgia Cancer Center

April 4, 2018Chris Curry

A special t-shirt has been created as part of Augusta University's charity baseball game happening later this month. They are on sale now!

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Augusta University golfers predict who will win the Masters

April 4, 2018Avatar photoStaff

Members of Augusta University men’s golf team make their predictions: Who will win the 2018 Masters Tournament at Augusta National Golf Club this week?
Watch for their picks for top green-jacket contenders.

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Registration open for 12th Annual Art Hardy Memorial Golf Tournament

April 4, 2018Emily Lacey

Join students, faculty and staff of the Respiratory Program at Augusta University celebrate their 12th Annual Art Hardy Memorial Golf Tournament.

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Robots help surgeons through difficult aspects of surgeries

April 4, 2018Emily Lacey

Robots are entering the operating room, but there’s no need to panic.

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New paid leave benefit announced as Donate Life Month begins

April 3, 2018Avatar photoDenise Parrish

As National Donate Life Month begins, so does new medical center employee benefit giving bonus leave time to donate organs, marrow.

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Using public Wi-Fi during Masters Week? Think twice.

April 3, 2018Arthur Takahashi

After a day without their phones, departing Masters patrons are probably ready to do some serious sharing (not to mention add up the cost of all that merchandise they bought). But they should think twice if connected to public Wi-Fi.

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Schafer named associate chief medical officer

April 3, 2018Avatar photoDenise Parrish

Dr. Pascha Schafer has been named associate chief medical officer and chief quality officer for AU Health.

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New receptor genes turn T-cells into powerful liver cancer foes

April 3, 2018Toni Baker

Mouse genes that make human T cells powerful at fighting liver cancer could one day help patients do the same, scientists report.

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Enjoy milkshakes? You might want to read this first.

April 2, 2018Emily Lacey

Before you reach for that delicious milkshake, did you know that what you view as a harmless treat could be setting the stage for heart disease?

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Honors student wins Southern Regional Honors Council Student Scholar Grant

April 2, 2018Avatar photoStaff

Honors student Grant Blume was recently named the winner of a Southern Regional Honors Council Student Scholar Grant.

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Update to inpatient behavioral health services at AU Health

March 30, 2018Christen Engel

Augusta University Health System will discontinue inpatient behavioral health services June 30.

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Medical Minute discusses the benefits of Vitamin D

March 30, 2018Brennan Meagher

In this week’s Medical Minute, Dr. Joseph Hobbs, chairman of the Department of Family Medicine at the Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University, discusses how large doses of Vitamin D may reduce heart disease and stroke risk in certain...

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Dental students learn to care for patients by practicing on real patients

March 29, 2018Chris Curry

Let’s face it, there are plenty of people out there who hate going to the dentist. But, students at The Dental College of Georgia want to show you just how wonderful the experience can be. After all, you’re giving students the best learning...

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Governor to invest $64 million in education at Augusta University

March 29, 2018Danielle Harris

Augusta University will receive $64 million to advance cybersecurity, undergraduate and graduate education, following approval from Gov. Nathan Deal of the Fiscal Year 2019 budget. Included in the 2019 budget is $49.4 million to relocate the College...

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Kelehear named VP for Instruction and Innovation; Wilson named interim dean, COE

March 29, 2018Eric Johnson

Dr. Zach Kelehear has been named vice president for Instruction and Innovation. Dr. Judi Wilson will serve as interim dean of the College of Education.

Campus NewsEmployees

Noon Arts in photos

March 29, 2018Emily Lacey

Noon Arts had their last concert for the academic year and we have photos.

Employees

Don’t leave for Spring Break without reading these tips

March 29, 2018Emily Lacey

Whether you’re staying in town, renting your place or going out of the country, there’s no denying that everyone is preparing for Masters Week, and we want to make sure you’re as prepared as possible.

Campus NewsStudent Success

Set aside your studies for a Spring Break staycation

March 29, 2018Brennan Meagher

During the first week of April the world is watching Augusta. If you’re planning to stay in town for Spring Break, why not plan a staycation and experience Augusta the way the rest of the world does? The Augusta Convention & Visitors Bureau has...

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Just one high-fat meal sets the perfect stage for heart disease

March 29, 2018Toni Baker

A single high-fat milkshake can quickly transform our healthy red blood cells into small, spiky cells that wreak havoc inside our blood vessels.

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How dangerous is public WiFi?

March 28, 2018Emily Lacey

Days have passed, but Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson is still without wifi.

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