Being part of a military family often means frequent moves, family separation and odd working hours. AU military students have unique challenges, but can also use this to their advantage …
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On-campus ministry summer program provides students with leadership and spiritual growth
Summer Leadership Project (SLP) is an annual event that takes place around the country, growing students spiritually, communally and responsibly through an on-campus ministry called Campus Outreach ...
How Augusta University Student’s faith enhanced her career as a student
Mary believes that it was her faith that brought her not only to the campus of AU, but to influential leadership positions and several groups and communities that align with her interests …
Remembering Jason McKenzie
Passionate. That’s the word colleagues and friends are using to describe Augusta University’s own Jason McKenzie …
AU senior reflects on time as a Jaguar
As graduation rapidly approaches, seniors all over Augusta University cannot wait to walk the stage. AU senior, Cynthia Baruch-Rosas, is no exception to the anticipation of graduation …
CI 1/8: Meet the incoming editor of The Bell Ringer
As Bell Ringer editor-in-chief Rakiyah Lenon prepares to graduate, the student publication is welcoming its new editor Makenzy Veldboom. Get to meet her in this latest episode of the Chiming In podcast …
CI 1/7: AU communication student publishes children's book
There’s the age old question, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” Hannah Brown-Kitchens gives some insight on the answer with her children’s book in this episode of the Chiming In podcast …
AU student publishes children's book
Augusta University student Hannah Brown-Kitchens can now add author to her resume …
This story is published in the Wednesday, April 24, 2024 print edition of The Bell Ringer on page 5.
Trafficking: A community response
Engage AU recently held a community partner panel discussion entitled “A Conversation on Human Trafficking …
This article is a follow-up to the story “The worst of Masters traffic” by CM Wahl, posted online here and in the April 24 print edition on page 1.
Dear Augusta: Thank you.
As I prepare to walk across the stage on graduation day in just a short time, I can’t help but reflect on the amazing experience I have had as a student at Augusta University …
This story is published in the Wednesday, April 24, 2024 print edition of The Bell Ringer on page 2.
Simone Cummings: Inspiration with a smile
This year’s graduating class is full of young hopefuls with big plans and bigger dreams …
This story is published in the Wednesday, April 24, 2024 print edition of The Bell Ringer on page 5.
Read all about it! Introducing The Bell Ringer's Wednesday, April 24, 2024, Vol. 70., Issue 4 print edition
You don’t want to miss this edition. Get your copy of The Bell Ringer’s Wednesday, April 24, 2024 Vol. 70. Issue 4 …
CommuniCon 2024 to be ‘an event like no other’
Springtime is here again and with it returns CommuniCon, an event hosted by Augusta University's Department of Communication…
Get ready to Innovate
The Innovate 2024 event will be taking place on Mar. 28 at 8 a.m. in the Georgia Cyber Innovation and Training Center…
Writing Across the Curriculum Speaker Series to feature Jessi Grieser
As part of its Writing Across the Curriculum Speaker Series, Augusta University’s Department of English and World Languages and the Center for Writing Excellence are hosting a virtual event on linguistic diversity Wednesday, Jan. 31 at 6 p.m. …
Introducing the Monday, Nov. 27, 2023 Vol. 70. Issue 2 of The Bell Ringer
The Bell Ringer’s Monday, Nov. 27, 2023 Vol. 70. Issue 2 is now available at the newspaper stands on campus.
AU students share their journeys as Jags
AU Students reflect on their college experience and give advice to fellow Jaguars
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Spending Christmas in Augusta? Check out these events
Augusta's River Region is alive with events and activities for AU students spending the Christmas holiday in town …
POV: The Commuter
You wake up early, get ready within the comfort of your own home, and drive 30 minutes to campus. This is the life of the commuter …