Masters employment gives students immersive work experience …
Does anybody remember Constitution Day?
On Sept. 17, Augusta University hosted its fifth annual Constitution Read-In, bringing together students, faculty, and community members to celebrate the nation’s founding document. Though often overlooked, the event highlighted the Constitution’s lasting importance and encouraged civic engagement through interactive booths and discussions.
Jaguar volleyball set for stretch against Alabama Huntsville, Motevallo, and Mississippi College
Augusta volleyball returns to USC Aiken for three matches in as many days, looking to build on a 5-1 start…
Facing the Giant: Parking at AU
Students have made their voices heard about the parking situation on the Summerville and Health Sciences campus …
Jaguar men's cross-country team takes third at Queen City Invitational
Led by Nasrudin Mohamed Augusta men’s cross country placed third at the Queen City Invitational, finishing as the top Division II team with five runners crossing within a minute of each other…
Augusta sweeps Francis Marion to close out 3-0 weekend
Augusta University volleyball capped a dominant weekend at the USC Aiken Convocation Center with a sweep over Francis Marion, improving to 5-1 on the season …
Jaguar women finish sixth in Georgia Southern tournament
Sofia Valera, finishing in the top 15, leads AU women to a sixth-place finish in The Southern in Statesboro …
AU volleyball defeats North Greenville, Mount Olive in Pacer Invitational
Augusta University VB team gets big day from Mia Saavedra to win twice at the USC Aiken Invitational …
Augusta volleyball prepares for regional test at USC Aiken
Augusta volleyball heads to Aiken, S.C., this weekend for the USC Aiken Invitational, taking on North Greenville, Mount Olive and Francis Marion. After learning lessons in Florida, the Jaguars look to build rhythm and close out sets with urgency.
TSS 8/6: From Jags to the gridiron, AU sports and football Kickoff
The Sports Squad returns with a full slate of Augusta University athletics, as Rodrigo Burgos Avila, Nayla Reese, and Davis Harley break down cross country, golf, and volleyball before turning their attention to the college football season and the NFL kickoff.
Keen outlines vision, leadership changes and strategic goals for new academic year
Augusta University President Russel Keen shares cabinet updates that will support the theme “We are AU” …
AU Study Abroad takes students to Greece for spring 2026
This spring, Augusta University students can swap their lecture halls for the ruins of Athens and beyond. From April 2–12, 2026, AU’s Study Abroad program will take students across Greece, offering the chance to earn class credit while exploring historic sites and immersing themselves in another culture…
GreenJackets close 2025 season with shutout win
The Augusta GreenJackets wrapped up their 2025 campaign with a dominant shutout victory over Kannapolis on Sunday, Sept. 7. While a playoff berth slipped away, the season was filled with standout performances and the kind of fan support that makes SRP Park one of the best atmospheres in Low-A baseball…
Jaguar men finish sixth, women ninth at Converse Kick-Off meet
The Augusta University cross-country teams got their seasons started at the Converse Kick-Off …
Masters Expo set for Summeville, Health Sciences campuses
Masters Expo will be held at Augusta University on Sept. 9-10 …
MCG really does 'Got Talent'
MCG students displayed their many talents outside of the classroom in the Maxwell Theatre on Aug. 23…
Jaguars open VB season with two wins in Lakeland
Saveedra and Witherspoon lead AU to a 2-1 record in Florida Southern tournament …
TSS 8/5: Interview with Avery Jaynes, Ryder Cup, CFB and NFL Week 1 picks
Bellringer editor in chief Rodrigo Burgos and Nayla Reese welcome AU cross country and track standout Avery Jaynes, then dive into Ryder Cup talk, college football picks, and NFL Week 1…
AU men seeking seventh straight PBC XC crown; women picked second
AU cross-country opens the 2025 campaign with meets in Spartanburg, S.C., and Charlotte, N.C. …