Augusta University's Distinguished Alumni and Outstanding Young Alumni award winners will be celebrated during Alumni Weekend in April.
“African American women are held to a different standard than other groups, so you must come together with your plan and be prepared. If you want people to take you seriously, you must first take yourself seriously. Get out there and do what you're...
Augusta Mayor Garnett Johnson, a proud alumnus of Augusta University, is a humble leader who wants to lift up his hometown and help others achieve their goals in life.
The Augusta University Innovate student pitch competition aims to engage through discovery and innovation to benefit the educational experience.
The Student Government Association is accepting applications for student speakers and soloists to represent the graduating classes for the Spring 2023 commencement ceremonies.
Applications are open for the Registrar's Student Support Team, a new student focus group designed to best support the student experience at Augusta University.
Carla Harewood is the first graduate of Augusta University's Bachelor of Arts in Nonprofit Leadership and Administration program in the Department of Social Sciences.
Animation student Emily Hogue designed a vibrant mural featuring the pride of Jaguar Nation, Augustus, as part of the rebranding of the Roar Store, the official campus store and fan shop of Augusta University.
“This recognition is a high honor for Augusta University. I hope our SPS chapter continues to foster a thriving physics community at Augusta University,” said former club president Drew Vincent.
Daniel Roush, a senior music education major with a track geared toward vocal performance, and Arendil Plummer, a junior piano performance major who studies both piano and composition, won awards for their work from the Georgia Music Educators...
Despite a highly competitive conference program, all of AU’s student submissions were accepted for presentation.
Aenea Clark and Jacob Sumpter have had very different higher education journeys — but both of their adventures have led them to the podium at Augusta University’s Fall 2022 Commencement ceremonies.
“I don’t think I’ve taken it all in yet. I’m just kind of living my life and doing what’s best at the moment and taking the opportunities that are given to me," said Lesa Wafford.
“I am just very grateful to have been able to work with such wonderful people. The faculty have all been great and fellow students have all been great,” said Patrick Woolard.
Tracey Puig-Baker has been working at AU Medical Center since 2011 and the College of Nursing since 2015.
“The competition emphasizes being immersed and role-playing as a company,” said cybersecurity student and team captain Eliana Lopez. "We have to see how much data we can discover and uncover, and push our way into seeing how much we can get."
Kai Brickey records videos of cross country and track and field events, and what started as a hobby has quickly become a passion.
Student Counseling and Psychological Services at Augusta University is hosting "Conversations with a Counselor" sessions as a mental health support group for students.
As a young girl growing up in Northern Ireland where sports weren’t as prevalent, Cassie Lagan worked to become the gifted runner she is today.
AU, which recorded the second-highest percentage of growth in the system, is one of just eight of the 26 institutions within USG to show growth to begin this academic year.
