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NPR contributor and award-winning adventure novelist Peter Heller will be the keynote speaker at Augusta University’s Writers Weekend on Jan. 24-25.
Augusta University's College of Education student Randy LaMons and his former classmate are helping future college freshmen with $500 scholarships through their new Be the Change Foundation.
Augusta University’s Maxwell Theatre is honored to present An Evening with Branford Marsalis on Thursday, Jan. 16.
Christopher Elijah Jones is Augusta University Medical Center's first baby of 2020.
Dr. Trinanjan Datta, a professor of physics in the College of Science and Mathematics, co-wrote a textbook utilizing his research work with undergraduates at Augusta University.
The College of Education at Augusta University, in concert with the U.S. Army and Fort Gordon, participates in a nationwide program to assist military personnel and veterans in pursuing a new career in teaching.
Dr. Lori Foster of the Class of 1994 at Augusta University will serve as the fall commencement speaker on Dec. 13 at the James Brown Arena.
Former Augusta mayor and Augusta University alumnus Deke Copenhaver has been overwhelmed by the positive reactions from all over the world to his new book, "The Changemaker: The Art of Building Better Leaders."
Kim Toler, the first graduate of the Master of Arts in Intelligence and Security Studies program at Augusta University, also happens to be the daughter of Eric Toler, the executive director of the Georgia Cyber Center.
How much do you love the Augusta University Half Marathon, 10K & 5K run? If you're a current Augusta University student, design a T-shirt for the 2020 race.
Augusta University is working to attract more African-American male students into a career in education.
Are you mad about pottery? The Mad Potters Organization at Augusta University is holding its biannual sale of pottery from Nov. 18-20 on the Summerville Campus.
Cheryl Goldsleger, Augusta University’s Morris Eminent Scholar in Art, was honored to have her artwork included during the 2019 Venice Biennale.
Is Grendel really a monster? From Nov. 7-10 at the Maxwell Theatre at Augusta University, Theatre AUG will present "Grendel" as adapted by Dr. Melanie Kitchens O'Meara and three of her students.
More than 150 teams from across Georgia and South Carolina participated in the second annual STEAMIFY competition at Augusta University.
Ann Anderson, Augusta University’s first computer science graduate, believes life is what you make it. “You can go out there and you can live a boring life or you can live an exciting life because you can make it exciting," she said. "Anyone can...
In a recently published article in The Pursuit Journal, members of Augusta University’s Department of Social Sciences explored the impact of body-worn cameras on the Richmond County Sheriff’s Office.
STEAMIFY is a fun competition at Augusta University that gives students in grades 4-8 the opportunity to apply the content they are learning in school in the contexts of either engineering or art.
Jazz legend Houston Person will join Wycliffe Gordon, director of jazz studies at Augusta University, at the Maxwell Theatre for the Harris-Horizon Jazz Greats Series on Nov. 16.
This weekend, 10 cybersecurity college teams – including Augusta University – will be competing in the 2019 Southeastern Regional Collegiate Penetration Testing Competition at the Georgia Cyber Center.
