Augusta University

Augusta University (ASU) is a public research university. Established in 1828, the university is known for providing high-quality education and research opportunities to students in various fields. The ASU campus is spread across 150 acres with lush green lawns and historic buildings. Some of the notable buildings on campus include the Maxwell Performing Arts Theatre, Reese Library, and the Science Building. The campus also houses several sports facilities, including a sports complex, tennis courts, and a soccer field. ASU merged with Georgia Health Sciences University in 2012 to form Augusta University, which is now a comprehensive research university that focuses on health sciences. As a result of the merger, ASU now offers several health sciences programs such as nursing, dentistry, and medicine. For tourists, ASU offers guided campus tours that provide insight into the university's history and architecture. Visitors can also explore the university's fine arts program by attending concerts, exhibitions, and performances at the Maxwell Performing Arts Theatre.