AU's Allen is Peach Belt player of year: Jaguars play rival USC Aiken in semis
Chloe Allen is one of five Jaguars named to the all-conference volleyball team …
Taylor withdraws from cross-country nationals because of injury
Peach Belt champion will not be able to run in the NCAA Division II championship on Saturday due to injury …
Setters are overlooked but often key to a volleyball team’s success
As the Jaguars and their Peach Belt competitors get ready for the conference tournament this weekend at Christenberry Fieldhouse, keep an eye on the setters …
College students’ physical activity drops during pandemic study shows
Recent Augusta University graduate Olivia Maldonado started 2020 strong, continuing a 6-month streak of nearly daily gym attendance. The sudden onset of the COVID-19 pandemic and the subsequent national lockdown interrupted her routine and led her to stop exercising altogether…
This story is published in the Monday, Oct. 25, 2021 print edition of The Bell Ringer.
Behind Morton, Augusta women notch 61-39 hoops victory over Claflin
The AU women improved to 2-1 overall with a win over Claflin in college basketball …
UGa. football is No. 1 in the land, but the pandemic is still looming
The Bulldogs are No. 1 in major-college football and capacity crowds have returned to Sanford Stadium, but the coronavirus has not disappeared, even though the trend in October and the first few weeks of November was in the right direction …
Veterans Day Ceremony at AU, update on Student Veteran Association
Over 30 people gathered around the teardrop on the Summerville campus as Military and Veteran Services hosted a Veterans Day Ceremony on Nov. 11…
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…
COMM classes come together to create student news broadcast
Two communications classes were paired together this fall to provide students with an immersive, experiential learning opportunity to help prepare them for work in on-screen news media production…
AU's Chalk the Walk brings back childhood memories and positivity
On Nov. 8 and Nov. 9, students at Augusta University showed off their creativity on the JSAC patio by creating inspiring messages and joyful drawings with chalk…
Preston Eats: Say hello to I Heart Mac and Cheese
My journey of testing all the best foods and desserts in Augusta, Georgia, led me to the new restaurant I Heart Mac and Cheese…
AU women’s basketball team gains split in season-opening weekend
Augusta University got a big night from center Kennedi Manning to win its season-opening game …
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…
AU men’s basketball returns to action this weekend at 45 Second Classic
The Augusta University men open the 2021-22 season on the road in North Carolina, without their head coach, Dip Metress, who is serving a three-game suspension …
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…
Open research project opportunities for AU undergraduates at research fair
Augusta University’s Center for Undergraduate Research and Scholarship held a research fair for undergraduates on the Summerville campus this week in efforts to inform students about the program…
Balancing school and work: tips from AU students
From servers to veterinary assistants, students at Augusta University shared their secrets on balancing school and work.
This story is published in the Monday, Oct. 25, 2021 print edition of The Bell Ringer.
AU women's basketball gears up for season opener
The AU women’s basketball team, picked to finish fifth in the Peach Belt, hopes to improve offensively over last season, according to Coach Millette Green; the Jaguars open the season Friday night, Nov. 12, against Southern Wesleyn at Christenberry Fieldhouse …