Former AU golf standout Maverick Antcliff finished second in the Canary Islands Championship over the weekend …
Augusta track and field breaks school records at PBC Championships
Senior distance runner Hunter Kimball led the way as the AU men finished fourth in the Peach Belt track and field championships in Daytona Beach, Fla. …
Provost Neil MacKinnon connects his career path to his family-oriented roots
Originally from Nova Scotia, Canada, with a remarkable background in research and dean of the James L. Winkle College of Pharmacy at the University of Cincinnati, Neil MacKinnon is excited to implement everything he’s learned along the way by connecting with the community and happily going the extra mile to contribute to the growth and success of Augusta University.
Juju Chang speaks in Augusta University event on the issue of anti-Asian hate
On April 20, 2021, Augusta University hosted a virtual roundtable featuring Juju Chang, ABC ‘Nightline’ co-anchor and journalist as keynote speaker. She and other speakers discussed recent violence toward Asian Americans following COVID-19, and ways in which the community can become involved in putting an end to stereotypes.
AU softball falls to UNC Pembroke in the final doubleheader of season
Augusta University’s softball closed out its season by dropping a twinbill to UNC Pembroke …
Kim Davies reflects on the journey to dean of Pamplin College
Recently, Kim Davies was announced dean of Pamplin college. Though she is a familiar face to many, most do not know how long she has been a part of the Augusta University family.
President Keel says enrollment continues to rise in state of university address
Dr. Brooks Keel, President of Augusta University, delivered his State of the University Address on April 16, 2021. Hundreds watched Dr. Keel’s remarks virtually as the speech was streamed live that afternoon.
Augusta track dominates in Atlanta before PBC championships
The Jaguar track and field teams prepped for the Peach Belt championships with two meets in Atlanta; Hunter Kimball and Mackenzie Taylor excelled for Augusta …
AU softball drops both games of doubleheader against Flagler
Jaguars drop both ends of a doubleheader at home against Flagler …
AU wins third straight PBC Tournament Championship
Behind the play of Kylie Martin, the AU volleyball team captured yet another Peach Belt title …
Pandemic brings extra year of eligibility for AU athletes—and tough choices
For college athletes, a fifth year of eligibility has been an unexpected side effect of the coronavirus pandemic; AU athletes are now weighing their options …
AU community reacts to the George Floyd’s death and trial
Former police officer, Derek Chauvin, was convicted the murder of George Floyd on Tuesday, April 20 and will remain in custody until sentencing.
AU baseball sweeps Claflin in final home series of the season
AU baseball finishes its home campaign strong with three straight wins …
Virtual State of the University Address to be streamed today
Augusta University’s State of the University is being streamed April 16, 2021 at 3 p.m. Dr. Brooks A. Keel, President of Augusta University, will present the address. The virtual event can be watched live at https://www.augusta.edu/stream/.
Bell Ringer journalists capture SPJ Mark of Excellence Awards for Region 3
The Bell Ringer’s Carlos Rodriguez and Emily Garcia have won SPJ Mark of Excellence Awards for Region 3 …
AU art instructor and sophomore business major win local art contest
Downtown Augusta sidewalks are a little more colorful this spring, and not just because of the pollen. A recent contest orchestrated by the Greater Augusta Arts Counsel has selected many local artists to use their talent to help bring attention to the relationship between Augusta’s storm drains and the Savannah River.
