Augusta University
Denise ParrishExpect pedestrian detours during sidewalk closure across from hospital.
Beware of brief road closures affecting access to Spellman Street and Deck 4.
Expect pedestrian detours during sidewalk closure across from hospital.
Stacey EidsonAugusta University President Brooks Keel and Provost Gretchen Caughman will welcome the 2019 fall semester with the 5th Annual Fall Kick-Off on Monday, Aug. 12.
Chris CurryA select group of Augusta University employees will receive an email notification asking them to complete the Community Health Needs Assessment Survey.
Paving on 15th Street begins Aug. 12.
StaffAcclaimed researcher assumes leadership role in the Dental College of Georgia.
Danielle HarrisShow your Jaguar pride by giving in the #IGIVEAugusta campaign for Augusta University.
Staci ThompsonThe JagCard Office is moving to a new location.
Show off your talent in the next Noon Arts concert.
Emily LaceyFor the last three months, PAWS links have been migrating over to the new platform, and the process is about a quarter of the way through.
AUMC gets the Gold Standard stamp approval.
The Harry Jacobs Chamber Music Society is gifting two complimentary tickets good for any one of the 2019-20 season concerts to each member signed up by July 1.
AU Police urges faculty, staff and students to be JagSafe during 15th Street road work.
Participating in the event is free and open to the entire Augusta community. Almost everyone is affected by cancer somehow, and this walk is a way to celebrate and show support.
Implementing American Heart Association guidelines has helped health care providers at AUMC offer the best possible care for patients and their families.
SmokeShow Southern Style BBQ food truck is returning to the Augusta University Health Sciences Campus to offer additional dining options.
Registration is open for American Sign Language courses at Augusta University that will begin July 17.
The weeklong event included doughnuts, contests, a raffle and a luncheon.
Augusta University, home to over 6,000 employees, ranked 44th in Georgia under the leadership of President Brooks Keel.