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Haley HughesAugusta University anticipates re-opening Laney-Walker Boulevard between 15th Street and and R.A. Dent Boulevard in March to through traffic. Beginning March 1, vehicles will be able to travel Laney-Walker between 15th Street and R.A. Dent again...
Denise ParrishJulia Eveker named associate director at Georgia War Veterans Nursing Home.
Emily LaceyDid you know that 70% of all payment transactions are handled in Atlanta? Georgia is also a major internet access point for the Southeast, the Caribbean and part of South America.
Nick GarrettDr. Theja DeSilva has theoretically discovered a new novel form of matter which demonstrates the properties of both a metal and superconductor.
In 2015, Augusta was ranked the sixth worst city in America for children suffering from asthma. This camp is looking to change that.
A medical breakthrough, available at the Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University, is changing how strokes are treated.
Children's Hospital fundraiser National Pancake Day happens Tuesday at area IHOPs.
StaffThe Augusta University community celebrated the Chinese New Year with a Noon Arts concert hosted by the Confucius Institute. Enjoy this photo gallery from the event.
Jennifer Hilliard ScottA portable ultrasound can help nephrologists better detect fluid in the lungs of patients with end-stage kidney disease, according to a study by physicians at the Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University.
The Anthropology Student Union at Augusta University celebrated World Anthropology Day Thursday, Feb. 15, in the JSAC Breezeway.
Transportation consultants at Augusta University are ready to present their recommendation for transit route designs to support the Riverfront Campus and the new Georgia Cyber Innovation and Training Center.
Students in the Master of Education in Counselor Education program represented Augusta University at the Cross-Cultural Counseling & Education Conference in Savannah, Georgia.
When Jayden Fortner was a freshman in high school she almost lost her foot due to a terrible accident.
Preserving the past means never forgetting where you came from. Three professors in the College of Education are hoping to help the CSRA remember its educational roots.
Toni BakerWhat do bad sleep habits and stiff blood vessels have in common? Nothing good, MCG scientists say.
Thanks to the participation of departments on campus and local businesses, the Augusta University Police Department was able to meet their goal.
An innovator in the field, Terris explains thyroid disease, the recent increase in thyroid cancers, treatments and the research that is going on in the field.
Chris CurryThey have been called “man’s best friend” and starred in TV shows and movies. But some dogs have a much more important role to play — helping families who have a loved one fighting through a cancer diagnosis.
Last year, in an effort to provide our patients an experience matching the world class care they’ve come to expect, AU Health began working on a new patient experience framework.
A test that used to take weeks to get the results from may now take only minutes, and women across the CSRA have access to the screening at the Georgia Cancer Center at Augusta University.