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Moderated by President Andrea Talentino, the gathering brought together Augustana and Trinity College of Nursing & Health Sciences educators, alumni, clinicians, researchers and public health leaders to explore a central question: What must students develop now to exercise judgment, earn trust and lead through challenges no curriculum can predict?
Augustana College has selected Quad Cities strategic leader and 2002 alumna Angela Snyder to serve as its first assistant vice president for impact learning, a new role designed to connect every Augustana student more intentionally with hands-on learning, career preparation and meaningful work in the community.
Antonina Gramatnikovska ’27, James Vargas ’28 and Alivia Seehase ’28 spent their summers conducting research at Loyola University Chicago, Northwestern University and the University of Iowa. Entering large academic research environments can be intimidating for undergraduates, but each Augustana student discovered something important: they were prepared to contribute.
Who’s ready for a little drama? Augustana’s 2026-27 theatre season has plenty of it, along with soccer, Shakespeare, Victorian-era intrigue and a musical mystery that lets the audience decide the ending. The season opens Oct. 29 with A.R. Gurney’s “The Dining Room,” directed by Christian Haywood ’27.
For Tara Armas ’27 and Emma Biskie ’27, studying physics at Augustana College has meant much more than mastering equations and theories. It has led to research opportunities in places far and near, connections with scientists and, along the way, a close friendship. Plus — a prestigious $5,000 scholarship!
During the academic year, 14 Augustana students led by geology professor Dr. Jeffrey Strasser will help create a map of a landscape no one can see. Through a collaboration with the Illinois State Geological Survey (ISGS), students are conducting professional research as they use seismometers, collect and interpret field data, and help map the buried Princeton Bedrock Valley.
The women's soccer team plays North Central.
Dr. Eric Stewart, professor and chair of religion, will present "Deism and its Influence on America's Founders."
This year’s Frieze Lectures will consider the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence through four very different lenses.
A.R. Gurney’s "The Dining Room" follows a collection of interrelated stories of American families spanning eight decades, taking place in different dining rooms. Some stories are funny, some touching, and some rueful.
