This week’s search for affordable finds in Augusta took staff writer Janell Williams to The Brunch House and the Morris Museum of Art…
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International student-athletes: Former AU women's tennis player Ana Faria shares her story
Like many student-athletes, international student-athletes dream of the opportunity to play at the highest level of their sport. Ana Faria was one of those students…
Photo: Augusta University's orchestra makes a return this fall
The Augusta University Music Department’s orchestra put on a concert last month featuring soloist Tallulah Schaumann. This concert was a part of the department’s many concerts to highlight their different music ensembles. More information about future events can be found on the homepage for the Maxwell Theatre on the AU website. (photo by Janell Williams)
International student-athletes: 'I feel like I have made the right decision to come to Augusta,' says golfer Petra Duran
Though international student-athletes can face challenges when moving to the United States from their home countries, some have found Augusta to be the right choice for them…
Affordable things to do in Augusta: Augusta Candle Co.
If you’re looking to do something fun and affordable, Augusta Candle Co. might be on your list of places to visit…
Professor Bloodworth: a teacher of students
William Bloodworth Jr. can still recall the names and faces of each of his students from his first job as a public school teacher in the 1960s. Bloodworth just turned 79, but he does not seem to have lost his passion for teaching.
AU's Department of Music’s rebounding from pandemic setbacks
The Fine Arts Center houses a large array of talent in Augusta University’s Department of Music as well as various education and career opportunities in music. Students can attend ensemble performances starting this week.
See how Cynthia Epps shares her passion for painting in a unique way
The electrical box at Walton Way and Milledge Road in Augusta is something very special to a loved professor here at Augusta University, Cynthia Epps.
A look at the history of Allgood Hall
Allgood Hall has been a presence within the Summerville Campus since its opening in 2002, although some students might not be aware of the building’s origins or history.
Food review: Slim Chickens – a promising arrival in the chicken sandwich craze
Lookout, Augusta. It seems a new competitor has hit the playing field – chicken sandwiches beware…
Augusta University's College of Allied Health Sciences' plan to provide excellence and leadership
The college of allied health sciences plans to move forward with creating the future of health care professionals through their training and education of students.
Augusta University introduces a new alma mater song
Augusta University introduced a new alma mater, which was announced at the 2021 freshman convocation.
From flowers to fruit: A look at a summer staple—the watermelon
Watermelons are a sign of summer’s arrival. It’s distinct green stripes and glimmering red interior make it a signature summer fruit. During summers in the South, even here in Augusta, watermelons are a frequent sight at farmers markets, garden stands and on the side of the road …
The secret life of tomatoes
Tomatoes, commonly mistaken for a vegetable, is a fruit that has its part in various cultures stemming throughout multiple places …
New restaurant options in Augusta opening for students on and off campus
Sub Connection in Allgood Hall is a new dining option for Augusta University students …
Alumna April Henry shares her talent in the CRSA
Augusta native April Henry graduated Summa Cum Laude as a Communications major from Augusta University, which was known then by the name Georgia Regents University in 2016. With aspirations of having a career in psychological therapy, Henry never anticipated her life today as one of Augusta’s most loved muralists.
Zoo experience during a pandemic
If you are feeling cooped up however it may be worthwhile to visit Eudora Farms in Aiken, where the animals are anything but.
See how local social media influencers connect with consumers on an individual level
According to the Influence Marketing News website, consumers trust micro influencers, influencers with less than 25,000 followers, identical to a close friend or acquaintance.
Raymond Santana in Courageous Conversations
On Thursday, Feb. 18, 2021, Augusta University hosted, Courageous Conversations with Raymond Santana, a member of the Exonerated Five.
Authors Kiese Laymon and Jesmyn Ward speak at African American Read-In
On Feb. 17, 2021, Augusta University, in conjunction with The New Mississippi(s) Project, hosted the African American Read–In with authors Kiese Laymon and Jesmyn Ward as guest speakers.