Category - Student Success

Therapy dog helps ease students’ anxiety

Augusta University students who visit Student Health Services are likely to meet Bella, a regular volunteer and certified therapy dog. Bella, a 6-year-old Shih Tzu, has worked as a therapy dog for the last five years. As a puppy, Bella was enrolled...

Graduation Spotlight: Sarah Carter

Sarah Carter, editor-in-chief of The Bell Ringer, Augusta University’s oldest student publication, said the only things better than the memories she’s made as an undergraduate were the deep connections she’s made with students and...

Graduation Spotlight: John Bourassa

Veteran and Accounting/Computer Science double major John Bourassa said small class sizes and a great relationship with his professors were only some of the things Augusta University offered to help ease him back into civilian life.

Augusta University dedicates new Arsenal Oak Friday

AUGUSTA, Ga. – Augusta University’s Arsenal Oak was a longtime symbol of Augusta’s roots and the rich history of its university. The famed 250-year-old oak was cut down in 2004 after succumbing to disease, but not before its acorns were gathered and...