Augusta University is celebrating National First-Generation College students from November 2-6. We had the opportunity to speak with Dr. William Hatcher. Dr. Hatcher is the Interim Chair of Augusta University’s...
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Student Life and Engagement
7 reasons why JAGNation loves Masters week
Maybe it’s time to go on a spring break adventure with friends, and if it’s more your speed, get out of town for the week to avoid the incoming traffic. But, if you love the Masters as much as we do, then staying in...
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Matt: More than a white coat
Matt Luo, Medical College of Georgia student and a native of Alpharetta, GA, went to undergrad at NYU. Looking for ways to unwind after busy days, he found a hobby. “Yeah, archery has been a great way for me to...
Medical College of Georgia
Bringing students together through Indian Cultural Exchange
The Indian Cultural Exchange (ICE) is a non-profit group on campus. Their main goal is to bring awareness and understanding of the Indian culture and get rid of stigmas. This organization is open to all students...
7 things we love about Match Day
Match Day is one of the most anticipated events of every med student’s life. The anticipation is almost unbearable until you can finally tear open that crisp, white envelope that will tell you where you’ll spend your...
2021 Homecoming Events
Thank you for participating in Homecoming 2021! Check out the 2021 Homecoming Events below. Monday, February 22, 2021 Homecoming Court Elections Time: Monday, February 22 – Thursday, February 25, 2021 at 11:59...
Resume building : Do’s and Don’ts
Let’s face it. It’s time to update your resume. If you updated it recently, do you know which thumb drive, cloud account, or digital device you saved it on? The deadline...
President Keel Addresses The Students About COVID-19
Augusta University President Brooks A. Keel, PhD, addresses the student body in regards to COVID-19 on March 19, 2020.
Check out Augusta University’s official source of information about COVID-19 by clicking here.
Shubhra: Discovering hope, one step at a time
Shubhra Rajpurohit, a senior in cell and molecular biology, knows that there’s more than one way to make her mark on the world around her and improve other people’s lives. From her extracurricular passions in cultural...
Thinking about internships? You should be.
As each year passes, and more students are entering the postgraduate workforce, there seems to be a growing emphasis on the need for an internship. In fact, many universities are beginning to require an internship in...
