The Cinema Series is having its first-ever summer film screenings beginning this week…
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A senior's salutation
With the spring 2023 semester ending at Augusta University, some students are experiencing their last days of college before stepping fully into the working world …
Looking back at Augusta’s 19th annual RockForeDough!
The 19th annual Rock Fore! Dough took place on April 4 at the Evans Towne Center Park in Evans, Ga. …
This story is published in the Monday, April 24, 2023 print edition of The Bell Ringer on page 4.
Attorney LoMonte throws a little sunshine on First Amendment in lecture in Williams Ballroom
Atlanta attorney Frank LoMonte, a veteran media law expert, gave the 2023 Future of the First Amendment Lecture on Tuesday, March, 14, in front of an audience of students, faculty and Augustans in the JSAC Ballroom …
Local theater performs Demos-Brown's 'American Son'
Le Chat Noir, a small theatre located in the heart of downtown Augusta, recently showcased the play "American Son," written by Christopher Demos-Brown and directed by Antonio Scales and Krys Bailey …
Check out the Monday, Feb. 20, 2023 Vol. 69. Issue 1 of The Bell Ringer
Get to know the latest news on campus in the first print edition of the semester …
Here's a list of holiday events in the CSRA
The holiday season is here and there are plenty of events on and off campus to feel the cheer …
Here's the Monday, Nov. 28, 2022 Vol. 68. Issue 2 of The Bell Ringer
Get to know the latest news on campus in this month’s print edition…
‘We’re here to train you,’ says Department of Music chair
Needing a change and wanting to be closer to family, Angela Morgan came to Augusta University to teach music and eventually became chair of the Department of Music …
'There are so many benefits to studying a language,' says AU associate professor
Associate professor Liana Babayan speaks the study of language as Augusta University’s Department of English and World Languages prepares to host the virtual event “Afro-pean Soul: A Conversation with Les Nubians”.
AU biology professor brings the joy of ecology to the classroom
Augusta University professor Bran Cromer has spent many years conducting explorative work in the field of vertebrate ecology while sharing his passion with students along the way …
Looking to enjoy a day off? Here are 10 things to do in Augusta
Many people see Augusta as the home of the Masters Tournament or being the hometown of Bobby Jones and James Brown. However, there’s much more to experience …
Black history in Augusta: The lasting influence of Lucy Craft Laney
For those interested in the Black history of Augusta, there is one place that should be visited immediately – the Lucy Craft Laney Museum of Black History …
Local funk trio Brownstown Gritty set to perform following new album release
Augusta-based funk trio Brownstown Gritty will perform Nov. 3 in the Westobou Gallery following last month’s release of their new extended play album “Funk City, Vol.1” on all major streaming platforms …
Plantation Blood continues to scare CSRA
With Halloween around the corner, locals may find themselves seeking entertainment of the scary kind …
This story is published in the Monday, Oct. 3, 2022 print edition of The Bell Ringer on page 5.
Take a look at the Monday, Oct. 3, 2022 Vol. 68. Issue I of The Bell Ringer
Get to know the latest news on campus in this month’s print edition…
AU STEM student shines in the Sand Hills Literary Magazine
Issue 46 of the Sand Hills Literary Magazine is now available for Augusta University students on campus, and it’s the best one yet …
Summer in Augusta: The dill with cucumber pickles
It’s summer. So we’re putting pickles on burgers and relishing (get it, relish?) in all that the season has to offer, including cucumbers.
Ramadan through the eyes of Muslim students
AU Muslim Students Association see Ramadan coming to an end …
Affordable things to do in Augusta: Springfield Village Park and Humanitree House are worth a visit
See what Features editor Janell Williams discovered in Augusta last week…