New center offers opportunities for faculty to change teaching style
Students are not the only ones having to attend workshops and lectures. According to Deborah Richardson, a professor of psychology, faculty members attend workshops and lectures through the Academy of...
View ArticleOrphan: A dispicable experience unlike any other
There is not a shred of reason for anyone to see this shockingly inept and reprehensible toilet-stain of a movie. The experience of watching “Orphan” is akin to bathing in a tub of vomit for two hours:...
View ArticleRepairs and upgrades completed in Reese Library restrooms
The bathrooms in Reese Library are back in service after repairs and upgrades have been completed. Business manager of Reese Library, Ginny Loveless, said the restrooms were being renovated from June...
View ArticleROTC offers airborne experience
An Augusta State University ROTC cadet recently jumped out of a perfectly good airplane and hit the ground running. David E. Hernandez, 21, spent three weeks this summer at the U.S. Army Airborne...
View ArticleSenior night ends with victory over long time rival
Wednesday November 4th was senior night for the ASU Volleyball team and emotions were high for the lady Jags as they went up against their biggest rivals, the USC Aiken Pacers. It was a real nail biter...
View ArticleSpotlight on ASU's Political Science Club
Augusta State University’s recently revived Political Science Club conducts a broad range of activities that include educating, traveling and even baking. According to the club’s faculty sponsor, Dr....
View ArticleTexting compares to DUI in many states
Driving while texting (DWT) is becoming a hot-button topic in many states. As of right now, it is still legal to text and talk on a cell phone while driving, but Georgia law enforcement expects a...
View ArticleUniversity Village at near capacity
While driving through the gated community of University Village it becomes apparent that Augusta State Univerity’s student housing is a well-run and immaculately maintained complex. Walking through the...
View ArticleUniversity Village financially rewards students with high GPA
Students with a GPA of 3.0 or more can now be financially rewarded under one condition. They must be University Village (UV) residents. “We tried to increase the housing in UV,” said Pamela Lightsey,...
View ArticleWhat's going on in town? Zac Brown Band performs for charity concert
The Zac Brown Band will give a concert, “The beat goes on,” to benefit the Georgia Transplant Foundation. Originally from Atlanta, the country music group released its first CD, Far from Einstyne, in...
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