Category - Campus News

People riding bicycles

Paceline Ride to kick off registration and fundraising for bike ride benefiting Georgia Cancer Center

Chris Curry

a picture of a golf course

Learn about work opportunities during Augusta National Masters week

A woman on stage.

‘Moving Photographs: A Vanishing Georgia’ headed from Augusta to Louisiana

man playing guitar on stage

New season of Noon Arts concerts kicks off Sept. 26

building exterior

Augusta University hosts ‘Let’s Talk: Sex and Consent’

students gathered around a table eating

Multicultural Student Center grand opening set for Sept. 17

Women during a protest

Exploring the challenges faced by undocumented students seeking a college education

Volunteers put up cots

AU students, staff team up to help community after Hurricane Dorian evacuation

Lisa Kaylor

More than 300 AU volunteers step up to assist Dorian evacuees

Surgeon standing in an operating room

New Georgia Cancer Center surgeon builds partnerships to deliver complete patient care

Chris Curry

Women in suit.

Augusta University honors the legacy of Dr. Lois Taylor Ellison

woman with two little girls

Beat Feet for ALS walk raises critically needed funds for patients

Danielle Harris

Person getting their haircut for fundraiser

In Photos: Men and women Brave the Shave for childhood cancer awareness

Chris Curry

Woman standing

Dental College of Georgia student follows her father as a military medic

Miguelangelo Hernandez

family on a ship

AU Health employee is happier and healthier following bariatric surgery

Henry Hanks

putting down cement for a new sidewalk.

After brief delay, sidewalk on west side of 15th Street is closed for renovations

two men unloading truck full of supplies

Augusta University lends a hand to Hurricane Dorian evacuees

Danielle Harris

Man standing in front of sketches hanging on the wall.

Cancer patient’s sketches serve as inspiration to Augusta University students

Chris Curry

Blue building at Augusta University

Hartenburg named AVP for Campus Services and chief auxiliaries officer

Woman chalking lines in the sidewalk.

Students use chalk to represent U.S. murders

Danielle Harris