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Kevin Faigle“We try to follow what the university is passionate about. We raise money for the Georgia Cancer Center and work with Paceline ... we want to make sure we do our part," said Stacy Tallent, who is being honored during Alumni Weekend at Augusta...
Arionna GanttCommuniCon is a two-part, student-led event that celebrates communication students while highlighting the communication department.
Milledge AustinFirst-year students in the Master of Science in Medical Illustration program received hands-on training through a unique partnership with Phinizy Swamp Nature Center and Center for Water Sciences.
Karen KlockApril is National Volunteer Appreciation Month and is dedicated to the importance of the volunteers who serve not only the campus, but also the community.
Arionna GanttFrank LoMonte, a veteran legal counsel and an attorney for CNN in Atlanta, spoke about free speech on college campuses during the Future of the First Amendment Lecture at Augusta University.
Dallas AdcoxAugusta University and Amazon are partnering to provide Amazon employees the Career Choice program, allowing them to enroll in courses at no cost to them.
“We wanted to encourage students at a very early age to get incorporated and excited about medicine,” said Krishna Shah, a fourth-year medical student and one of those spearheading the project.
Denise ParrishGrant from Jordan Spieth Family Foundation will support a social worker and patient travel expenses.
Stacey EidsonAugusta 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...
Keytona Johns 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.
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.
“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.
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Rakiyah LenonFrank LoMonte, an attorney for CNN in Atlanta, will give a talk titled “Free Speech and Transparency on Campus: Lessons from the Pandemic," at the Future of the First Amendment Lecture at Augusta University on Tuesday, March 14.
Georgia Cancer CenterPaceline Ride, Inc. will host its inaugural Cure Cancer Classic on May 5 at Forest Hills Golf Club. Health Center Credit Union (HCCU) will be the ACE Sponsor for this first annual classic
Keytona JohnsWriters Weekend, a conference for readers and writers, celebrates its 10th anniversary by inviting Elissa Bassist and Chris Belden to take part in the theme, “Laughter as Medicine.”
“We have not done DOT physicals before so this gives us another avenue to train our students to be able to work wherever they go to work because this is a big need. The drivers on the road affects every one of us that are driving. We have to have...
Lindsey MorrisEach week there will be new storyboards displayed around the MM Scott neighborhood for residents to read. They will feature pages from the Golden Block Legends and other books.