In 1981, Janice Whiting would begin a career at then-Augusta College that would span for 40 years. During the past four decades, Whiting has taught thousands of art students and had her own paintings, drawings and sculptures included in exhibitions...
Dr. Jennifer Sullivan, the dean of The Graduate School, proudly announced that Augusta University has received a “high research activity” ranking from the Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education.
Dr. David Bulla, chair of the Department of Communication, credits his faculty for preparing students so well, noting that they thrive on teaching by experiential learning.
In this week’s episode of "In the Wild," new cohost Aenea Clark, a senior communication major, dives into wild topics with Raysean Ricks.
The Augusta University Writing Center’s mission is to help students, faculty, post-doctorates and staff at Augusta University improve their composition skills through personalized instruction and support.
“He's not a guy that talks about coming to the gym, he just he shows up every day and does it.”
Provost Neil J. MacKinnon announced his office will offer grant funding for investigations into rural health issues to 10 collaborative research projects.
Award-winning author Jason Reynolds has written more than a dozen best-selling books for young adults and middle-grade audiences.
Henry Knox and Emma Geister, graduate students in the biomolecular science program, presented research posters at the APA meeting.
“It was amazing to see how eager the students were to pull out their wallets and donate any cash and coins they had.”
Provost Neil J. MacKinnon announced his office will offer grant funding for investigations into rural health issues to 10 collaborative research projects.
Jose Castro plans to stay in the military "for a while and hopefully have the chance to retire after a full 20-year service" to his country.
When Maggie Cluney learned about the School of Computer and Cyber Sciences moving to the Georgia Cyber Center, she decided to leave Savannah to join Jaguar Nation.
“I’m hoping that it’s a message that will keep students going throughout graduation and after,” said Shayla Riley-Dorsey.
“Brian likes to challenge the status quo, which will serve him well as an advocate for his patients.”
She hopes her ISM degree will help her reach her ultimate goal: landing a management role in the cybersecurity space.
Ellen Schlich, a third-grade teacher at Peachtree Elementary, will be the first to graduate from the College of Education's Master of Arts in Teaching online program at Augusta University.
Shawn Ellis is proudly graduating from the College of Science and Mathematics with a psychology major and sociology minor.
Sunitha Zechariah is graduating this week with a PhD in Applied Health Sciences from the College of Allied Health Sciences.
Alison O’Keefe might seem like your average college student, but her journey to graduation has been more tumultuous than most could imagine.
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