WHAT IS THE CHAPEL BELL?

The Chapel Bell is a positive press publication at the University of Georgia

Founded in the Spring of 2011, TCB’s mission is to create and distribute a unique, campus-wide publication that inspires students towards action and promotes positive ideas on campus and beyond. By focusing on the accomplishments and progress of students, faculty, community leaders, and the writers’ inspirations, content published within The Chapel Bell serves to empower students to appreciate the world around them and embrace creativity. While void of religious affiliation, it is named after the Chapel Bell on UGA’s north campus, representing hope, celebration and gratitude.

TCB is an outlet for UGA students who have found themselves falling into a monotonous weekly routine, seeking to find inspiration and beauty in the mundane. TCB encourages readers to revel in victories both small and big, and translate their ambition into creative production.The publication promotes involvement opportunities, thoughtful individuals, social entrepreneurship, and overlooked treasures on UGA’s campus.

The Chapel Bell distributed its first issue on April 15th, 2011 - and continues a tradition of distribution at various locations throughout campus including Tate Plaza, the Science Library, the Main Library, and the Dodd School of Art in East Campus. Members hand-distribute the publication every other Monday during the fall and spring semesters at various locations around UGA’s campus, totaling 12 issues per year.