What have our alumni been up to? Quite a bit, actually.

Recruiting Success
In the midst of a global pandemic, Augusta University's enrollment increased by 3.1 percent.
‘Students Are Why We’re Here’
When you put 30 years into a place, you're going to see a few changes.

At a Place Called Tatooine…
“Our mission is to figure out how to work better inside of the world’s largest bureaucracy while fixing the problems of hardware and software — quickly — to support the mission," says Clay Moody, "director of Tatooine."
Roundtable: The Value of Augusta
"Earlier this year, I gave a speech in Davos, Switzerland, for the World Economic Forum, and I said I was from Augusta, Georgia," says Tom Patterson. "Somebody raised their hand and said, 'Of course you are — everybody...
Tracking Cybercrime and Con Artists
“Georgia is losing about $300 million a year through cybercrime,” said Special Agent Steven Foster.

On the Horizon: Reprogramming Gum Cells
A $1.8 million National Institutes of Health grant is supporting DCG researchers as they probe the relationship between aging and gum inflammation — and, crucially, how to head it off at the pass. The five-year grant...
Community Outreach: A Healthy Start
Dozens of Augusta-area youths received free dental care June 23, thanks to a DCG collaboration with the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Augusta and Augusta Partnership for Children Inc. The event, funded by DCG’s...
On the Right Path: Dentist Lands Exactly Where He’s Meant to Be
Life on the farm prepared Dr. Hardy Gray well for the rigors of dental school. “I was definitely already good at time management,” says Gray with a laugh. The 2016 DCG graduate and recipient of the 2021 Outstanding...

A Man Ahead of His Time
In 1934, a faculty member and chair in the Medical College of Georgia’s then department of Anatomy was tapped as dean during a time of turmoil. But Dr. George Lombard Kelly, ’24, was used to rising to the occasion.

Bringing the Next Generation of Cystic Fibrosis Drugs to Patients
In October 2019, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved Trikafta, a drug able to treat patients with the most common cystic fibrosis (CF) mutation. Approved for patients 12 and over, the drug means that more...
A Different Kind of Key
As society pushes the limits of technology, the battle between privacy and security is growing more intense. And the consequences are spilling out all over the headlines. In India, for example, widespread hysteria...
Greater Together
Two Spanish language professors — one a linguist, the other an expert in literature and translation — are enthusiastic if unlikely members of the James and Jean Culver Vision Discovery Institute (VDI), a group of...