The new Augusta University app, Jag Mobile, provides an interactive experience for students and guests alike to explore campus. The app offers maps, faculty and staff profiles and access to D2L and USG connect.
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Chiming in: what to know about preparing for a new semester
Rakiyah Lenon provides some key tips for how to prepare for a semester and some of the resources students have access to in their journey to higher education.
AU students seek on campus employment, connection with peers
Augusta University students gather in the JSAC ballroom to meet with potential campus employers at the job fair …
AU introduces athletes to incoming freshman class at Jaguar Madness
Augusta University’s varsity sports teams were shown off to the incoming freshman class at jaguar Madness at Christenberry Fieldhouse …
Class of '25 welcomed and recognized as AU holds freshman convocation
Augusta University held freshman convocation for approximately 1,000 new students at the Summerville Campus on Aug. 10, 2021.
President Keel strongly encourages all at AU to wear masks and get vaccinated
AU President Brooks A. Keel says that despite being “not out of the woods yet,” he still intends to be back to “business as usual” as the fall semester begins Wednesday, Aug. 11. Keel also highly encourages all at AU to get vaccinated against COVID-19 …
Allgood Hall ambushed with anti-vaccine stickers throughout building
A series of anti-vaccination stickers were found by AU employees in Allgood Hall …
AU students, faculty preparing to get back to in-person learning in fall
Augusta University will return to the majority of its classes being face to face in Fall 2021 …
New AU science and math building ready for fall semester
Augusta University’s new science and math building will be open for Fall 2021 semester …
U.S. Supreme Court gives K-12 students right to free speech off campus, on social media
The U.S. Supreme Court made a ruling on June 23 that gives students the freedom of speech off campus and online …
Georgia Health Sciences Foundation, AU Foundation agree to merge effective July 1
Augusta University’s two major foundations will merge with the new fiscal year …
New restaurant options in Augusta opening for students on and off campus
Sub Connection in Allgood Hall is a new dining option for Augusta University students …
COVID-19 numbers dropping, but pandemic may not be quite over yet
For much of the 2020-21 academic year, buildings on the Augusta University campus were nearly empty; but that will change in the fall, although an AU professor says the pandemic may not be over yet …
Keel: AU will return to normal operations in Fall '21
While summer school will remain mostly online or hybrid, AU President Brooks Keel says the university will return to normal operations in the fall …
Three AU Communication students win Telly Awards for their anti-smoking PSAs
Augusta students Chris Woods, Faydia Ramnarine and Makaiyla Reed have won major video awards …
AU Police to have students hired by fall semester for evening Jaguar Safety Patrol
AUPD plans to hire eight students for the Jaguar Safety Patrol program for the fall semester …
AU students share how they celebrate Ramadan
Ramadan is an Islamic holiday celebrated in the ninth month of the Islamic calendar dedicated to prayer, reflection and fasting.
AU holds Spring 2021 Commencement at Evans Town Center Park's pavilion
Augusta University’s Spring 2021 Commencement featured student speakers Tammy Eboigbe and Dorothy Elangwe …
Provost Neil MacKinnon connects his career path to his family-oriented roots
Originally from Nova Scotia, Canada, with a remarkable background in research and dean of the James L. Winkle College of Pharmacy at the University of Cincinnati, Neil MacKinnon is excited to implement everything he’s learned along the way by connecting with the community and happily going the extra mile to contribute to the growth and success of Augusta University.
Juju Chang speaks in Augusta University event on the issue of anti-Asian hate
On April 20, 2021, Augusta University hosted a virtual roundtable featuring Juju Chang, ABC ‘Nightline’ co-anchor and journalist as keynote speaker. She and other speakers discussed recent violence toward Asian Americans following COVID-19, and ways in which the community can become involved in putting an end to stereotypes.