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 …
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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…
Augusta University alumna shares her post-graduation journey in the field of public relations
Kayla Hogan graduated from Augusta University with a bachelor’s degree in business administration in 2018. She expected to have a career in marketing, but in the first five years of her professional career, she has instead been surprised to find more success in the field of public relations…
Mary S. Byrd Gallery of Art showcases Story Lines exhibition
Exhibiting artists Dayna Thacker and Steven L. Anderson explore nature and life’s interconnections through their artwork at the Story Lines exhibition in Mary S. Byrd Gallery. The exhibit opened Jan. 13 and will last through Feb. 18…
This story is published in the Wednesday, Feb. 9, 2022 print edition of The Bell Ringer.
See the selection of films from the Fall 2021 Cinema Series
The Augusta University Cinema Series, run by professor Matthew Buzzell, is one of the many fun activities on campus that are free for AU students and faculty, as well as the general public…
Affordable things to do in Augusta: The Cinema Series and Medina's
Janell Williams found this week’s affordable find at the Maxwell Theatre and Medina’s…
AU hosts Friendsgiving event during Values Week
Augusta University’s Student Life and Engagement celebrated the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday with a Friendsgiving meal Tuesday, Nov. 9…
Photos: See artwork from the Juried Student Art Exhibition at AU's Mary S. Byrd Gallery of Art
The Mary S. Byrd Gallery of Art is displaying the 2021 Juried Student Art Exhibition on the Summerville Campus. Augusta University students submitted and array of art including paintings, sculptures and multiple media…
Mad Potters Organization’s end-of-semester sale features items from AU pottery artists
The Mad Potters Organization has a ceramics sale on the Summerville Campus near the Jaguar Student Activities Center Nov. 15 –Nov. 17. Tables showcasing handcrafted mugs, bowls, dishes, jewelry and other ceramic collectibles are available to purchase…
Affordable things to do in Augusta: The Brunch House and Morris Museum of Art
This week’s search for affordable finds in Augusta took staff writer Janell Williams to The Brunch House and the Morris Museum of Art…
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.