Donations will be distributed to local Title I elementary schools in Richmond County, ensuring all supplies benefit students from low-income families.
Welcome, Augusta University's new LGBTQ Faculty and Staff Association! Affinity groups like these are organizations formed around a shared identity or common goal to build community among members of non-dominant identities and to foster inclusion...
Every seven years, educator preparation programs in the state of Georgia go through re-accreditation by the Georgia Professional Standards Commission. This year, the College of Education at Augusta University received a flawless accreditation review...
Although African Americans make up 13% of the nation’s population, they account for 42% of the new HIV cases in the United States. The Ryan White Program at Augusta University is working to ensure everyone has proper access to health care to help...
The HUB will house four locally based nonprofits, including the Augusta University Literacy Center. “With this new building, her legacy will live on for years and years,” said Dr. Judi Wilson, dean of the College of Education.
On our first summer special, Dr. Lara Stepleman, director of faculty success at the Medical College of Georgia, joins us to discuss how we can take care of ourselves now that our lives are shifting into a "new normal."
Hull College of Business is committed to providing an engaging learning environment and educational experience to all students at Augusta University, regardless of the student's major. “We feel like we have a collaborative role here at Augusta...
Students who apply to AU as undergraduates and select cell and molecular biology as a major must meet stringent eligibility requirements to be accepted into the Professional Scholars Programs.
Drs. Debra and Hubert van Tuyll will retire in June after almost 30 years of teaching at Augusta University. They are looking forward to traveling and continuing their love of historic research.
Lt. Col. Jeffrey Keenan was present during last year’s United States Army’s National Commissioning Ceremony before he officially started his position as professor of military science at Augusta University. Now, he said he feels truly fortunate to...
"I was never scared because I knew I was in good hands there because of the way they treated me and the way they supported my family."
Jomari Jackson, who hopes to attend the Dental College of Georgia in the fall to earn his Doctor of Medicine in Dentistry, decided he also needed to study businessto have a successful practice in the future.
This week on "In the Wild," we talk with Dr. Kojo Sarfo, an alum from the College of Nursing who is a social media content creator, mental health practitioner and psychotherapist.
Trauma Awareness Month: Steven Hoggard is a trauma survivor and a charge nurse in the Emergency Department at AU Medical Center.
Hunter Kimball is proudly graduating this week from Augusta University. But that's not all: he was also an ROTC Scholarship Cadet, a Pamplin Ambassador and a leader on the men’s track and field team during his college career.
“Oncology patients grow on your heart, and I think about them often, so just learning how to not take everything home with me constantly is challenging.”
The first graduates of animation from the Department of Art and Design at Augusta University will proudly don their caps and gowns during Spring Commencement on May 13.
Amber Wade says the best part of being a nurse is seeing what a difference she can make in someone else’s life.
Eileen Brandon named associate vice president for philanthropy at Augusta University.
Augusta University's first executive leadership cohort is expected to complete the program in June.
