Maryam Faiq Gardiwal from Augusta University took part in an international summit focusing on justice for Afghan women. She moderated discussions about United Nations resolutions on accountability mechanisms. Her participation highlights how academic training can lead to real-world impact.
A new Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu club has launched at Augusta University led by brothers Lukeman and Adam Chadli. The free weekly sessions are open to all students interested in fitness or self-defense skills. Members report benefits including increased confidence and community support.
The U.S. Census Bureau has released updated statistics from its Annual Survey of Public Employment & Payroll covering March 2025. The new report provides detailed insight into state and local government jobs nationwide.
The U.S. Census Bureau has published detailed data from its 2025 Annual Survey of State Government Tax Collections. The information covers various types of taxes collected by states and will be used by policymakers, researchers, and the public.
Augusta University’s Graduate Research Day reached record participation this year with over 200 researchers involved across multiple disciplines. Organizers highlighted both growth in numbers and diversity among participants as key achievements.
The IAM Union has urged Congress members to support Rep. Donald Norcross’s discharge petition aimed at advancing legislation that would speed up labor contract negotiations for newly unionized workers. The union says current laws allow lengthy delays before securing first contracts.
A federal appeals court reversed dismissal of Dr. Sherilonda Green’s race discrimination lawsuit against Charlton County Schools on April 14. The decision allows her claims to proceed and highlights ongoing concerns about diversity in school leadership roles.
Augusta University’s third-annual Culture Fest brought together over 500 students for music performances, cultural foods, interactive activities including its first foam party finale. Organizers highlighted how such events foster campus belonging by showcasing diverse talents.
Bob and Leza Witherington are supporting Augusta University with a planned gift divided among four endowments benefiting medical students, athletes, cheerleaders, and communication majors. Their donation continues a family legacy while aiming to help future generations across campus programs.
IAM Local 63’s Young Machinist Committee raised over $1,200 at its first ‘Gaming for Foster Teens’ fundraiser on April 14 in Gladstone. Proceeds will benefit local foster teens through personalized holiday gifts as part of their annual Christmas initiative.