Augusta University
Water line work will close portions of Goss Lane and Spellman Street through early October.
If you park in Lot 30, be aware of tree work on Friday, Sept. 13.
Expect pedestrian detours during sidewalk closure across from hospital.
The new building will have three floors, which will include multipurpose rooms and offices as well as multiple laboratories.
Groundbreaking for College of Science and Mathematics is 9 a.m. Friday.
Fall semester brings route changes for JagExpress shuttles.
Expect pedestrian detours during sidewalk closure across from hospital.
Paving on 15th Street begins Aug. 12.
Officials will break ground on a new College of Science and Math building on the Health Sciences Campus in August.
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Here are some updates on parking lot closures and maintenance over the summer on the Health Sciences and Summerville campuses.
The sidewalk between the Greenblatt Library and Kelly Administration Building will be getting a facelift over the next five weeks beginning June 17.
SmokeShow Southern Style BBQ food truck is returning to the Augusta University Health Sciences Campus to offer additional dining options.
The Atrium Cafe in the Student Wellness Center is closed for renovations until Aug. 10.
The parking fee for faculty and staff on the Summerville Campus increases to $25 per month beginning July 1, 2019.
The exhibition tells the story of reformers who changed the medical profession and dramatically improved services to survivors of domestic violence in the late 20th century.
Lots 35 and 36 set to reopen June 17, while various parking lots on Summerville will undergo improvements.
Please note this important change in the Blue Route pickup location for shuttle riders going from the Health Sciences Campus to Summerville.
Follow these steps to help with parking lot closure.
President Brooks A. Keel delivered his second State of the University address to an almost packed house in the Lee Auditorium, as well as to those livestreaming the speech at sites across the state.
