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Cinema Series opens with 'Little Amelie' at the Maxwell
Cinema Series opens with ‘Little Amelie’ at the Maxwell
Buzzell screens and discusses film about memory
Buzzell screens and discusses film about memory
First person: 'Pirates of Penzance' shows the value of team work
First person: ‘Pirates of Penzance’ shows the value of team work
Review: 'Ready or Not 2: Here I Come' is a predictable but still satisfying sequel
Review: ‘Ready or Not 2: Here I Come’ is a predictable but still satisfying sequel
Maxwell Theatre’s last open mic night turns into a family connection
Maxwell Theatre’s last open mic night turns into a family connection
New AD McMillian has a new direction for AU athletics
New AD McMillian has a new direction for AU athletics
Cinema Series opens with 'Little Amelie' at the Maxwell
Cinema Series opens with ‘Little Amelie’ at the Maxwell
Jaguar Miracle holds movie night to promote pediatric healthcare
Jaguar Miracle holds movie night to promote pediatric healthcare
Communication students receive their Telly Awards in ceremony
Communication students receive their Telly Awards in ceremony
Vintage market brings fashion to Augusta
Vintage market brings fashion to Augusta
BS/MD program offers an alternative route to med school
BS/MD program offers an alternative route to med school
It’s not stick season; it’s sick season
It’s not stick season; it’s sick season
Student Health Services gets a new home at Augusta University
Student Health Services gets a new home at Augusta University
AU has ribbon cutting for new health center
AU has ribbon cutting for new health center
AI in medicine expands, aiding efficiency
AI in medicine expands, aiding efficiency
Growing Pains : AU’s Summerville Campus is going through changes
Growing Pains : AU’s Summerville Campus is going through changes
Constitution Day to be held at Augusta University on Sept. 17
Constitution Day to be held at Augusta University on Sept. 17
Charges dropped against former AU student-athlete
Charges dropped against former AU student-athlete
Elm Hall fire alarms fail to sound
Elm Hall fire alarms fail to sound
Masters Expo gives students, faculty a chance to explore tourney jobs at ANGC
Masters Expo gives students, faculty a chance to explore tourney jobs at ANGC
Gen Z, it's time to vote
Gen Z, it’s time to vote
A familiar face, an unfamiliar start
A familiar face, an unfamiliar start
Two weeks in the Emerald Isle
Two weeks in the Emerald Isle
The whistle has become the story: Why officiating is failing sports at every level
The whistle has become the story: Why officiating is failing sports at every level
AU Speaks: Football at AU?
AU Speaks: Football at AU?
Growing Pains : AU’s Summerville Campus is going through changes
Growing Pains : AU’s Summerville Campus is going through changes
Constitution Day to be held at Augusta University on Sept. 17
Constitution Day to be held at Augusta University on Sept. 17
Elm Hall fire alarms fail to sound
Elm Hall fire alarms fail to sound
Masters Expo gives students, faculty a chance to explore tourney jobs at ANGC
Masters Expo gives students, faculty a chance to explore tourney jobs at ANGC
Auditions for 'Richard III' to be held Sept. 1-2 in Washington Hall
Auditions for ‘Richard III’ to be held Sept. 1-2 in Washington Hall
Are we up to standard: The invisible work of AU
Are we up to standard: The invisible work of AU
Review: 'Ready or Not 2: Here I Come' is a predictable but still satisfying sequel
Review: ‘Ready or Not 2: Here I Come’ is a predictable but still satisfying sequel
Film 'Watership Down' proves gruesome, fearful, suspenseful
Film ‘Watership Down’ proves gruesome, fearful, suspenseful
Movie review: Thumbs up for 'Marty Supreme'
Movie review: Thumbs up for ‘Marty Supreme’
Why watch 'Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery'
Why watch ‘Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery’
Jaguars finish the Lady Paladin Invitational in sixth place
Jaguars finish the Lady Paladin Invitational in sixth place
'One shot at a time': Lady Jaguars move into fourth at Lady Paladin Invitational
‘One shot at a time’: Lady Jaguars move into fourth at Lady Paladin Invitational
Jaguar volleyball team sweeps Georgia College; Lander is next in key PBC match
Jaguar volleyball team sweeps Georgia College; Lander is next in key PBC match
New AD McMillian has a new direction for AU athletics
New AD McMillian has a new direction for AU athletics
Pawichai's 67 leads AU women after first day of Lady Paladin Invitational
Pawichai’s 67 leads AU women after first day of Lady Paladin Invitational
TSS 9/5: Fall sports pick up the pace
TSS 9/5: Fall sports pick up the pace
TSS 9/4: Freshman Andries Van der Vyver talks AU men's golf
TSS 9/4: Freshman Andries Van der Vyver talks AU men’s golf
TSS 9/3: Cross-country kicks off its season at the Eye Opener Festival
TSS 9/3: Cross-country kicks off its season at the Eye Opener Festival
Augusta volleyball opens season with high expectations, new faces
Augusta volleyball opens season with high expectations, new faces
TSS 9/1: XC standout Nas Mohamed joins The Sports Squad
TSS 9/1: XC standout Nas Mohamed joins The Sports Squad
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The Bell Ringer
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The Bell Ringer

Constitution Day brings out the best of Augusta University

Zhenya Townley, online + design editorAugusta University held multiple events at the Summerville campus on Sept. 18 to celebrate Pre-Law Day 2017 on Constitution Day.The Pre-Law Day 2017 program was hosted and sponsored by the Department of Political Science, Career Services, and the Reese Library.During the program, there were scheduled sessions between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. that showcased Georgia and South Carolina law schools,
September 24, 2017

University celebrates Constitution Day

Jamie Sapp, Editor-in-ChiefSept. 17 marked Constitution Day and Augusta University celebrated on a sunny Friday, Sept. 16, on the Summerville campus.Some students may wonder, what is it? Why does it matter? Does “We the People…” sound familiar?Constitution Day celebrates the signing of the final version of the United States Constitution, which recognized all American citizens and was signed by 39 delegates on Sept. 17, 1787. Congress created Constitution Day in 2004 and required schools to recognize the national day on or close to Sept. 17 every year through educational events, according to an online article published on Sept. 27 in The Washington Post.
October 6, 2016
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