Working in Emergency Medicine in the fourth year of the M.D. program …
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Chiming In 2/1: Jimmy Kimmel, the First Amendment and online division
On the first episode of the second season of Chiming In, Caelyn Dockal, Clay Waddell, and Lilly Williamson discuss Jimmy Kimmel's recent suspension and the firestorm that it caused in the internet …
One year later: Hurricane Helene's lasting impact on Augusta University
It has been one year since Hurricane Helene tore through the Augusta area, leaving destruction in its wake and forever reshaping the community. This included the students, faculty and the campus of Augusta University being majorly affected …
AU Outdoor Recreation adds new hub to its offerings
AU Campus Recreation Center has added a hub to give students enhanced recreation opportunities …
AU's Christenberry Fieldhouse gets a new look
AU Athletics gives a makeover to flagship facility Christenberry Fieldhouse …
Does anybody remember Constitution Day?
On Sept. 17, Augusta University hosted its fifth annual Constitution Read-In, bringing together students, faculty, and community members to celebrate the nation’s founding document. Though often overlooked, the event highlighted the Constitution’s lasting importance and encouraged civic engagement through interactive booths and discussions.
Augusta University’s Open Paws Pantry provides food for students
Open Paws Pantry has two locations at AU on the Health Sciences and Summerville campuses …
Enrollment boom pushes Augusta University housing to its limits
With enrollment at an all-time high, AU faces issues with housing …
Allgood Hall serves up first Chick-fil-A Day
Sub Connection hosts the first Chick-fil-Day in Allgood Atrium to long lines with plans to do it again, at least twice a month …
Change is inevitable in university life, so roll with it
Change will come, freshmen, but the ride is worth it …
Gray, Wahl lead Bell Ringer awards haul
Sports editor Justin Gray wins a Georgia Press Association award and news editor CM Wahl wins a Georgia College Press Association Better Newspaper award …
Prepared to help: Who distressed students can talk to
“Last year, The Healthy Minds Network surveyed over 100,000 college students across 196 U.S. universities on their mental health. The final numbers revealed a prevalence of mental health problems, which included…”
Prepared to live: When to run, hide and fight
“There are three ways authorities advise to react to an active shooter event: run, hide or fight. During a highly dangerous situation, clear thought and reaction plans may be difficult to muster so it is important to be familiar with these methods of response…”
Prepared to know: What AU experts say about mass violence
“In the last 15 years, there have been nine multi-victim shooting events on college campuses, claiming over 40 lives, according to BestColleges.com. This number does not include the nearly 400 other gunfire events occurring on college campuses…”
Fuel your finals
“With finals week just around the corner, the Center For Writing Excellence (CWE) offered an event to aid in writing help and socialization, as well as…”
Augusta University wraps up an unforgettable Homecoming Week
From the unveiling of banners and candidates at the fireworks kickoff to the crowning of new homecoming royalty at the dance and basketball game, the week was packed with energy and tradition. …
Augusta University homecoming week kicks off with festivities and tradition
Homecoming week is in full swing at Augusta University. …
Augusta University’s Computer and Cyber Sciences Ph.D. program: challenges, changes, and opportunities
Augusta University’s Doctor of Philosophy in Computer and Cyber Sciences program offers students a rigorous academic path, blending coursework with intensive research. …
Students and faculty share experiences with D2L during unexpected online transition
Augusta University students and faculty reflect on their experiences with D2L, the university's online learning platform, following a shift to virtual instruction due to unexpected snow and ice. …