During the first shutdown of the coronavirus in March 2020, many people across the country who were not considered “essential” were left without jobs. Instead of sitting around, many people turned to crafting and creating.
In-person commencement in December
Augusta University has announced through email that an in-person commencement ceremony for all spring, summer and fall graduates will be held on Friday, Dec. 11, at James Brown Arena.
Taylor sets school record in her first XC race; UAB meet next
Augusta University women’s cross-country breakout performer Mackenzie Taylor made her mark against the opposition and in the record book during the 6-kilometer race at the Koala XC Invitational on Oct. 3 in West Columbia, S.C.
The COVID report with David Blake: Aerosol spread of the coronavirus
The guidance on public health for the coronavirus has recently changed to include aerosol spread.
Jaguar cross-country teams face challenging meet at UAB
Coming off wins for their respective teams, Coach Adam Ward and the Augusta University men’s and women’s cross-country teams will participate in their second of three events for the season on Friday, Oct. 16.
Remembering Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
The Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg died Friday, September 18, 2020, leaving a legacy of fighting for equal rights behind.
Rome (Ga.) runner commits to Augusta University XC
Rome High School standout runner Patrick Motes has decided to compete in-state while furthering his education at Augusta University.
The Sports Squad: Season 3, Episode 3
Bell Ringer sports editor Carlos Rodriguez is joined by AU senior communication major River Gracey and Jaguar basketball color commentator Chad Cook to discuss what’s in the news in the world of sports.
Local Spotlight: Tara Scheyer
For some people, music is relaxing to listen to. For those of determined heart, it is a lifestyle.
Birds aren’t real?
Some theories about our government seem far-fetched. Birds Aren’t Real includes videos “from 1987” and other evidence to help fuel their movement.
Lakeside H.S. senior commits to AU cross-country program
Lakeside High School cross-country standout Lauren Michael has ended her recruitment process with the decision to attend Augusta University for the 2021-2022 academic year.
AU alumnus Monteiro shines in professional debut
Augusta University alumnus Rafael Monteiro made his professional basketball debut on Sunday, Oct. 4, for the E.C. Pinheiros São Paulo basketball team.
Hope for Spring 2021 stage performances at Augusta University
A sign of hope for stage performers, and theatre goers, was posted Sept. 21 on the Theatre AUG Instagram page for auditions being held for a new play performance.
Shoppe3130 introduces new mobile boutique bus, the first of its kind in the CSRA
Shoppe3130 Boutique announced in May the addition of its mobile boutique bus, a new way to shop.
TENET Movie Review (NO SPOILERS)
Tenet is the newest film by writer/director Christopher Nolan (The Dark Knight Trilogy, Inception, Interstellar). It is being hailed by critics at Empire Magazine as “Bond on Acid.”
Ward quite satisfied with AU victories in Koala meet
Coach Adam Ward and the Augusta University Jaguar cross-country teams surpassed expectations in a outstanding showing at the Koala XC Classic in West Columbia, S.C., on Saturday, Oct. 3.
The Sports Squad: Season 3, Episode 1
Carlos Rodriguez, sports editor of the Bell Ringer, is joined by River Gracey and Chad Cook to talk sports, including AU men’s golf, AU cross-country, the Atlanta Braves, Atlanta Falcons, NBA playoffs and much more.
Jags sweep Koala XC Classic meet
The Augusta University men and women’s cross-country teams swept the Koala XC Classic here Saturday morning, Oct. 3.
Chiming In: How Adding Plants to Your Workspace Can Lessen Stress
During the recent amount of time we have spent indoors, some have decided to bring the outside in.
Reverend Raphael Warnock holds a press conference
On Tuesday, Sep. 15, 2020, United States Senate Candidate Reverend Raphael Warnock held a press conference with Georgian student media, where he spoke about social justice, climate change, voting rights, and the critical issues facing students in Georgia.