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Augusta State University Receives $20,000 Grant From Watson-Brown Foundation
Augusta State University has been awarded a $20,000 grant from the Watson-Brown Foundation to complete an audiobook library of classic Southern literature.
'You Can't Take It With You' plays to modern economic woes
Carolyn Cope never met a period piece she didn't like. In her years at Augusta State University, she has produced numerous period plays, most from the mid-20th century.
AUGUSTA, GA Although Augusta State University's storied history dates back to the late 1700s, it wasn't until the late 1960s when the first black students arrived on campus.
Fake e-cards highlight of awareness warnings
An old cyber trick -- which involves someone sending a fake greeting card e-mail notification to gain access to your e-mail address book -- is one of several dangers computer users are being warned about during National Cyber Security Awareness Month.
The Gertrude Herbert Institute of Art will launch two new exhibits Nov. 5 in conjunction with the annual fundraising event, Oysters on Telfair .
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Nutial, of Thomson, are pleased to announce the wedding of their daughter, Laura A. Nutial, to Timothy L. Cain, son of Mr.
Kathy Neal - Thomson High School
Q. How many years have you been teaching, and what subjects and grades are you currently teaching? A. I am in my eighth year as a teacher, currently teaching 10th-grade chemistry, and 11th-grade college preparatory physical science.
MCG grad to lead Georgia Southern
A graduate of the Medical College of Georgia and Augusta State University is the new president of Georgia Southern University.
Baptist Church group supports several causes
The Augusta Association of Baptist Churches works behind the scenes for the Broad Street Ministry Center.
ASU program deals with youth, technology problems
Sunday, Oct. 18, 2009 1:32 p.m. A free program dealing with technology's effect on today's youth will be offered at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday in room 170 of University Hall at Augusta State University.
Author comes to Augusta who calls this generation "The Dumbest Generation"
The digital age is amongst us, but the digital divide is one that is is very prevalent when you compare a 78 year old woman and an Augusta college student.
Weekend history program honors Cashin
Thursday, Oct. 15, 2009 12:15 p.m. The Edward J. Cashin Memorial Symposium on Georgia History will take place Friday and Saturday.
ASU Students Give Domestic Violence The Silent Treatment
Augusta State University students give the problems of domestic violence the silent treatment.
Art students leave dog bone where hotel once stood
Where a resort hotel and later a veterans hospital once stood, there's now a giant dog bone.
Sonic Spotlight: Jason Maynard
Martin David Jones performs his Jazz Sonatina in the Fine Arts Building at Augusta State University.
Child care, accounting among stable industries
As job losses remain at record levels, many Americans are trying to figure out what jobs might be secure in the future.
ASU Health Fair provides flu shots and sound information
Free health care is hard to get these days, but that wasn't the case at Augusta State University on Wednesday.
Child advocates list priorities for legislators
The Augusta Partnership for Children Inc. issued policy recommendations Wednesday for legislators and community members aimed at helping families and students.
ASU grant to help recruit African American male students
There's been some progress but the numbers show that when it comes to getting a college degree, African American males continue to rank last.
ASU announces grant to focus on black male students
Monday, Oct. 5, 2009 11:49 a.m. Augusta State University announced today it will be one of 13 University of Georgia institutions to receive a grant to increase the number of black males receiving bachelor's degrees.
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