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Delaney FreistuhlerA Hull College of Business student and an alumna were recently named to Augusta Magazine’s Top 10 In 10 Young Professionals to Watch.
Kevin Faigle“When I’m doing collaborative work, I like to ask who my lettering person is? Who is the person designing the mermaids and animals? What are you invested in?” said Cyndy Epps. “Just getting an understanding of each individual student’s strength and...
StaffVolunteers are needed to assist new students who will be moving into off-campus housing.
Heather HenleyThe July visit aimed to underscore Augusta University's dedication to tackling rural health care challenges and fostering stronger health care outcomes for all Georgians.
Jennifer Hilliard ScottElizabeth Gray, MD, an internist, has led the Savannah location of the Southeast Campus, home to about 80 third- and fourth-year students who live and learn in the area, since 2020.
It’s been nearly a decade in the making, but Centro Medico, a new clinical space, has opened its doors and will offer services to underserved populations in Augusta.
Chris Curry"The work our scientists do in their labs relies on the passion, determination and generosity of each team and individual who took part in PaceDay Weekend 2022,” said Jorge C. Cortes, MD, director of the Georgia Cancer Center.
Morgan HayesUsing his theater background to land acting jobs across the country, Augusta University grad C. Neil Davenport soon fell in love with writing and decided screenwriting was what he was meant to do.
Monique WilliamsThrough the “4 to Finish” initiative, students are challenged to engage both inside and outside the classroom. For Vanessa Dominguez-Acosta, a senior ecology major, “4 to Finish” provided a turning point in her college career.
The VolunJag program offers the opportunity for college students to get in-person medical environment experience.
“Let’s hear different perspectives, let’s give faculty some tools and resources so they can make more informed decisions about how this may affect their teaching and how students are using AI as well," said Candis Bond, PhD, director of the Center...
Caroline EakerAugusta University’s School of Computer and Cyber Sciences and Israel’s Ben-Gurion University of the Negev have forged an exciting alliance in computer and cyber sciences.
Tim Rausch“Find something they enjoy and use that to get them active,” said April L. Hartman, MD, the Hahn Endowed Chair in Pediatrics at the Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University.
Thanks to community partnerships and hundreds of cyclists, a laboratory scientist at the Georgia Cancer Center is making a difference in the fight against liver cancer.
Felicia BaskettBy participating in this prestigious fellowship, she aims to leverage her ongoing efforts to engage with faculty across AU’s campuses to create learning environments that nurture students.
Alumni barbecue proceeds support student scholarships.
The Georgia Cyber and Innovation Training Center, home of Augusta University’s School of Computer and Cyber Sciences, is celebrating a significant milestone.
Miguelangelo HernandezTo help families prepare for the start of the school year, the Healthy Grandparents Program handed out more than 162 backpacks filled with school supplies, blankets and other necessities at the Augusta University Community Drive Thru Clinic on 15th...
Stacey EidsonMore than 1,000 children and adults attended the back-to-school celebration hosted by the Augusta University Literacy Center and RISE Augusta.
Kimberlyn WareHull College of Business alumna Kiara Daniels secured a $1,000 grant from Swipe Out Hunger for the campus food pantry.