Augusta University announced that Ryan Erlacher of Clayton State University will serve as its third athletic director beginning Oct. 17.
Class of '26 begin its college journey at Augusta University
Augusta University’s class of 2026 kicked-off its official start to college with a commencement ceremony and brunch on the Summerville Campus on Tuesday, Aug. 16 …
Students wait another day to move into their dorms because of continued cleaning
About 30 Augusta University freshmen are waiting until tomorrow to move into their dorm rooms following the cleanup of mold located in Oak and Elm halls earlier this week…
Augusta University releases statement regarding mold cleanup in Oak and Elm halls
Although move-in day for many Augusta University freshmen began Wednesday, Aug. 10, some students were not yet able to due to mold issues in the dorms of Oak Hall and Elm Hall…
XC Coach Ward takes post at the University of Maine
Adam Ward, who coached AU’s cross-country and track and field teams, has been hired for the same position at the University of Maine …
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.
AU women’s basketball Coach Green heading to Wake Forest
Augusta University women’s basketball coach Millette Green is taking a new position as assistant coach at Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, N.C. …
AU’s Student Life and Engagement is in ‘good hands’ with new director, ShaRon Dukes
There is much excitement surrounding Augusta University’s new director of the Student Life and Engagement, ShaRon Dukes…
AU names Brocato as interim athletic director after Bryant retirement
Veteran AU softball coach Melissa Brocato will serve as the interim athletic director for the Jaguars …
NCAA announces additional penalties for MBB; Metress to serve second 5-game suspension
The NCAA Committee on Infractions for Division II handed down a five-game suspension for AU Coach Dip Metress and the loss of a second scholarship after its review of academic improprieties in the program in Spring 2021 …
Keel maps out future of AU in state of the university address
Augusta University’s president, Brooks A. Keel, outlined a strategic plan to grow the institution during his State of the University address in the Lee Auditorium on the Health Sciences Campus on May 31 …
Just say no to smoking: Award-winning PSA video from Georgia Cancer Center competition
Rakiyah Lenon produced the “Harmonic Convergence”-winning PSA video for the Georgia Cancer Center during Spring 2022; the project was done in the AU Media Production course …
'Engage locally,' says Clark in Georgia Chamber of Commerce regional meeting
The Georgia Chamber of Commerce held its regional meeting for the Augusta area as part of its New Georgia Economy Tour May 26 on Summerville Campus…
Bryant retiring after 34 years heading AU Athletics
Clint Bryant is the longest serving athletic director; he will retire at the end of June with 34 years under his belt …
The Sports Squad S4/E9: 2021-22 year in review show
The Sports Squad wraps up a highly successful 2021-22 athletics year for Augusta University …
AU's Yoko finishes tied for 52nd at NCAA women’s golf championship
Augusta University’s Natalia Yoko shot a 1-under-par 71 in the final round of NCAA Division I women’s golf championship in Scottsdale, Ariz., to finish tied for 52nd; it was the farthest a Jaguar women’s golfer had ever advanced in the postseason. (photo by C. Morgan Engel, special to the Bell Ringer)
AU recognizes graduates in spring '22 Commencement ceremonies
Augusta University held commencement ceremonies for the graduating class of 2022 in three sessions May 12-13...
AU alumnus, mayoral candidate Johnson aims to ‘bring a sense of trust’ if elected
Augusta native and Augusta University alumnus Lucas Johnson is one of nine candidates running to be the next mayor of Augusta…
Yoko tied for third, AU women’s golf team in seventh after second round of NCAA regional
Augusta University’s Natalia Yoko in the hunt for a high enough finish to earn a spot in the NCAA Division I women’s golf championships …