Unless you’ve been in her office in Allgood Hall or paid close attention to the nameplate on the Lego display in the Jaguar Student Activities Center, you likely aren’t aware Kim Davies, PhD, is a big fan of Lego and has plenty of sets to prove it.
Observed in April, Sexual Assault Awareness Month is an annual campaign to raise awareness of sexual assault and educate communities on how to prevent sexual violence.
As the spring season approached, the women's golf team added two freshmen to their roster, Mirabel Ting and Victoria Zheng, and the results and confidence quickly started to blossom.
It's time to go outside! On this week's episode of In the Wild, Matt Davis, coordinator for Outdoor Recreation programs at Augusta University, shares the exciting activities that the outdoors offers.
Augusta University alumnus Rafy Bassali, who is the owner of the local boutiques The Swank Company and Posh Tots along with the outdoor gear store, Escape Outdoors, began buying a number of vacant commercial properties in downtown Augusta in 2010...
The discovery may help explain why sometimes promising immunotherapies designed to help the immune system kill cancer don’t.
Paul Dainer, MD, received the Elizabeth Hurlock Beckman Award and donated a significant portion of the prize money to MCG’s Southwest Campus in Albany.
The Roar Store in Washington Hall will be closed for inventory.
“If you come here, you’re going to have the best time of your life. The community, the school — I feel like I’m from Augusta ... It’s a really cool place to go to school and play golf," said PGA Tour player Henrik Norlander.
On this week's episode, two fourth-year Medical College of Georgia students celebrate Match Day and look back on medical school.
This school year is soon coming to an end, which brings Augusta University's annual summer camp, Kids University.
Day of giving finishes strong with $1.4 million in donations from more than 780 donors.
When Augusta University and John S. Davidson Fine Arts Magnet School collaborate, the result is magic.
“This is a pretty big deal for these students,” said Alexandra St. Louis, PhD, coordinator for the Center for Undergraduate Research and Scholarship. “They come from all walks of life across the campus — from the fine arts to sciences to STEM. This...
The Center for Bioethics and Health Policy will host the inaugural J. Malcolm Kling Memorial Lecture on Bioethical Issues in Science, Technology and Healthcare.
These soon-to-be MCG graduates have been educated in all four corners of the state, including MCG’s campuses in Augusta, Albany, Rome/Dalton and Savannah/Brunswick.
Enrollment in the Teaching as a Profession pathway at Columbia County schools has grown tenfold in the past five years thanks to efforts from Augusta University's College of Education and Human Development.
The National Centers for Metabolic Phenotyping in Live Models of Obesity and Diabetes, or MPMOD, is a multicenter initiative being established by the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases.
On March 30, the Center for Writing Excellence will launch the Writing Across the Curriculum Speaker Series.
“I think it’s very empowering for everybody — empowering for our students that realize they can really impact young lives in a way they might not learn until later in their careers,” said Laura Williamson, PhD.
