Student Media
- The Carillon, alumni magazine
- The Stormy Petrel, student newspaper.
- The Yamacraw, yearbook. Its name comes from Yamacraw Bluff, the landing site of James Oglethorpe's 1733 colonial expedition. Now defunct.
- The Tower, literary magazine
- The Nightcap, evening degree student newsletter
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