Augusta University
Following CDC guidelines regarding the coronavirus outbreak, Augusta University students, faculty and employees will not be allowed to return to work or school for a period of 14 days after leaving mainland China.
As severe weather approaches, we are monitoring forecasts closely to ensure the safety of our employees, patients and students.
As Hurricane Dorian approaches the Atlantic Coast, Augusta University and Augusta University Health officials are closely monitoring forecasts.
This system will enhance the university's ability to communicate with you effectively before, during and after emergency or critical events.
All power has been restored to the Jennings, Shepeard and Greenblatt buildings.
We are currently experiencing a power outage at the Greenblatt Library, the Jennings Building and the Shepeard Building on the Augusta University Health Sciences Campus.
Updated: Monday, Dec. 10, 6:50 p.m. Augusta University is operating on a normal schedule. While Gov. Nathan Deal announced delayed opening for some schools and state government offices in counties north of I-20 for Tuesday, Dec. 11, Augusta-Richmond...
Augusta University will reopen Friday, Oct. 12. Operations on all Augusta University campuses will resume, and faculty and staff are expected to report as scheduled.
Continue to check jagwire.augusta.edu/alert for the latest updates.
Augusta University will be closed Thursday, Oct. 11. All classes and activities have been cancelled. AU Medical Center and clinics will remain open and patient appointments will continue as scheduled.
Classes at Augusta University have been cancelled Thursday, Oct. 11. The university will remain open and faculty and staff are expected to report as normal. As a reminder, faculty and staff should exercise good judgment when commuting to and from...
Students who would have been on Fall Pause (primarily “Summerville” students) will start Fall Pause on Wednesday. They will have Fall Pause on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. Students who would not have been on Fall Pause (primarily “Health...
As Hurricane Michael approaches the Gulf Coast, we are monitoring forecasts closely to ensure the safety of our employees, patients and students. Communication is important. Update your information in Jag Alert. If we can’t reach you, we can’t...
Updated 2:04 p.m., Friday, Sept. 14: As Hurricane Florence slowly moves through the Carolinas, the latest forecasts show the Augusta area will not experience tropical force winds or rain as initially anticipated. However, we are still expected to...
Update 12:30 CEPaR reports: The power outage experienced earlier today has been resolved. If you are still experiencing issues within the hospital please call work management at 706-721 9675, and for any issues on the Health Sciences Campus call 706...
March 19 5:28 p.m. – Today, the Richmond County Sheriff’s Office released a description of the suspect in the off-campus assault that occurred Thursday, March 15. According to the Richmond County Sheriff’s Office: The suspect is...
Current models indicate no significant accumulation in the Augusta area. However, as conditions could change, we will continue to monitor the forecast.
Classes and student activities on all Augusta University campuses will resume on Wednesday, Sept. 13. East Georgia State College Augusta will remain closed.
The following email was sent to all faculty, staff and students today in regards to the weather forecast for Georgia and the CSRA. Due to the potential for winter precipitation over the weekend, we are monitoring conditions to ensure your safety...
10:53 a.m. Friday, Sep. 2 Augusta University and DCG closing at 1 p.m. today, hospital and medical clinics remain open Due to inclement weather, Augusta University, including the Dental College of Georgia, and East Georgia State College Augusta will...
The Augusta Utilities Department has experienced a brief incident of high turbidity in finished water at the Highland Avenue Water Treatment Plant.
