This year, 487 employees celebrated their career milestone anniversaries at Augusta University. A little more than half of them were honored in person at the Faculty and Staff Service Recognition and ...

For Augusta University student Anna Reeves, serving on the Blythe City Council is the latest step in a long-standing interest in community service and local government.

Researchers at the Institute of Public and Preventive Health at Augusta University’s School of Public Health were recently awarded a three-year $2.5 million grant from the Substance Abuse and Mental ...

Augusta University Police Department Captain Paul Sharpton, who serves as AUPD’s captain of special operations and community engagement, stands underneath a whirring drone, controller in hand. He ...

"Healthy Georgia: Our State of Public Health," provides a glance at how the Peach State is faring on 31 different health topics.

Augusta University Staff is a collection of talented writers, photographers, students and professionals; all working together to promote and support the amazing impacts and every day wins of Augusta ...

Researchers who previously linked a cholesterol-processing pathway to retinal damage in premature infants have extended their work to diabetic retinopathy, finding that the same pathway may contribute ...

Atherosclerosis should be classified as an autoimmune disease. That is the conclusion of a new international study featuring Klaus Ley, MD, founding co-director of the Immunology Center of Georgia, ...

Augusta University now has an undergraduate Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards, Inc. (CFP Board) registered program. This means students in the Financial Counseling and Planning ...

When Abby Vendrillo’s blood pressure spiked 25 weeks into her pregnancy in 2025, her OB-GYN insisted she needed to be seen by the Medical College of Georgia’s maternal-fetal medicine team at Wellstar ...

For decades, the medical explanation for fecal incontinence started with the muscle. A childbirth injury. A tear during surgery. A weakened muscle that controls the bowels that no longer closes with ...

United States service members stationed at Fort Gordon and around the world will have more opportunities to apply military training toward graduate degrees in cybersecurity and intelligence through a ...