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Women's volleyball vs. Carroll

The Augustana women's volleyball team plays Carroll.

See the 2025 women's volleyball schedule

Men's cross country at Brissman-Lundeen Invitational

Augutana's men's cross country team will compete at the Brissman-Lundeen Invitational.

See the 2025 men's cross country schedule

Women's cross country at Brissman-Lundeen Invitational

Augutana's women's cross country team will compete at the Brissman-Lundeen Invitational.

See the 2025 women's cross country schedule

Augustana Symphonic Band concert

The Augustana Symphonic Band, directed by Dr. James Lambrecht, will perform.

2025 Symposium Day

Once a semester, Augustana devotes a full day to an alternative approach for learning and opens the process to the entire campus community.

This multidisciplinary approach to discuss a theme exemplifies the value of liberal learning.

VO2 Max testing

Trained students from Augustana's Kinesiology program will conduct VO2 Max (cardiovasculary fitness) tests.

BodPod (body composition) testing

Trained students from Augustana's Kinesiology program will conduct BodPod (body composition) tests.

Kaveh Akbar: 'The Word Dropped Like a Stone: Echoes of the Ancients'

Kaveh Akbar’s first novel “Martyr!” was a New York Times Bestseller, the 2024 recipient of the Brooklyn Public Library Book Prize for Fiction, a 2024 Discover Prize Finalist and a 2024 National Book Award Finalist.

Steven Pico: 'UNCENSORED: A Discourse on Non-Violent Activism & the State of Freedom of Expression in the U.S.A.'

In 1977, at age 17, Steven Pico became one of the founders of the freedom to read movement when he and four other teens sued their school district in Long Island, NY, for banning 11 books from their school libraries. The case, Board of Education v.

Christine Jeske: 'Racial Justice for the Long Haul: Cultivating Rugged Hope and Enduring Change'

Is racial justice a passing fad? Headlines spark moments of outrage, but how do we keep pursuing racial justice when attention fades?