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Nick GarrettOver the last four years, the number of student counseling crisis appointments — that is, appointments where students come to counseling to manage severe issues such as suicidal or homicidal thoughts — has increased by more than 470 percent. And...
StaffAugusta University will again remember the victims of domestic violence and celebrate those who have survived in a series of events in honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Coordinated by the Augusta University Domestic Violence Awareness...
Study Abroad’s Annual Photo Contest is currently accepting submissions from student travelers! To enter, submit your best photos from a 2016-2017 Study Abroad program to acoltrane@augusta.edu. Study Abroad will accept submissions until Tuesday, Oct...
Eric JohnsonBuilt around thematic areas like pride, compensation and teaching environment, the Great Colleges to Work For survey gauges employee satisfaction and concerns.
You blocked off your calendar, chose where you wanted to lend a hand and officially registered for this year’s Day of Service. Think you’re done? You’re not.
Don’t miss your chance to celebrate the achievements of the IGIVE campaign while enjoying some of the area’s best barbeque at the second annual Augusta U Brew-N-Que this Friday evening from 5:30—8:30 at the Doug Barnard Amphitheatre on the...
Dr. Carol Lefebvre, dean of the Dental College of Georgia at Augusta University, will give a State of the College address at 12:15 on Tuesday, Oct. 17, in room GB-1110 of the J. Harold Harrison, M.D. Education Commons. Lefebvre will share the...
Sara CarneyThe College of Nursing (CON) and the Office of Governmental Affairs at Augusta University will host a meeting of the Senate Study Committee on Barriers to Georgians’ Access to Adequate Healthcare (SR188), which will be open to the public. The...
Chris CurryIn a recent interview with CNBC about hospital response during the Oct. 1 shooting in Las Vegas that killed 58 people and injured another 489, Dr. Gina Piazza, an emergency medicine physician at the Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University...
Haley HughesEditor’s note: This is the second installment in a multiple-part series focusing on the work done by the Facilities Services Division. Sgt. Nicole Davis had eaten maybe three bites of her lunch when the call came across her radio: “Code...
Denise ParrishMedical College of Georgia faculty are helping in the fight to end the opioid epidemic. Dr. Paul Browne, a maternal-fetal medicine specialist, talks with WRDW-TV (CBS) about efforts underway at AU Medical Center to help pregnant mothers addicted to...
Toni BakerDr. Vaughn McCall, chair of the Department of Psychiatry and Health Behavior at Augusta University’s Medical College of Georgia, tells Georgia Health News lack of access to mental health services in rural areas of Georgia a primary reason for recent...
President Brooks A. Keel will give his first State of the University Address from noon – 1 p.m. on Oct. 20 at the Maxwell Theatre on the Summerville Campus.
Open Enrollment for AU Medical Center benefits began on Sunday, October 1, and ends on at midnight Sunday, October 15, 2017. As in past years, this is an active open enrollment. Even if you want to keep your current plans the same, you will need to...
The Medical College of Georgia’s Leadership through Ethics (LTE) program and the Center for Bioethics and Health Policy will host a guest lecture from Dr. Kathleen Benton on her recently published book, The Skill of End-of-Life Communication...
A new Joint Test Catalog is now available for us. It replaces the online Pathology Manual located on the PAWS page. With a sleeker look and greater functionality, the new catalog is easy to use for anyone looking for current information about...
Shanda Kessler’s images are meant to put a smile on your face, and they do.
Danielle HarrisRodreigus Allen received a new kidney at Augusta University’s health system after nine years on a transplant list, thanks to the kindness of a very special family who decided to donate the organs of their 19-year-old son after he was killed...
Tiffany TakahashiRachel Clay’s passion for Chinese language and culture wouldn’t exist if it weren’t for the pain she endured.
While competition can be healthy, it is collaboration among researchers that is more likely to be the key to finding new treatments, therapies and a cure for cancer.