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The First Destinations Report, collected from a survey of 2024 graduates, is a tool for the college and families of prospective Vikings to see the value of an Augustana education. The numbers show how Augustana's commitment to experiential learning and career preparation translates into real-world success.
When Dr. Cecilia Vogel came to Augustana in 1992 to teach physics, she was a rarity. Few women earned physics doctoral degrees during her year, and only a fraction of those went on to teach. Dr. Vogel is retiring this year. Hear from former students on how she impacted their lives.
Set to begin in fall 2025, the program offers qualified students a streamlined journey in which they can save approximately one year in earning their dual degree: three years at Augustana followed by three years and four months at Palmer.
This year's celebration on May 7 included poster presentations, interactive sessions, an art show, panel presentations and special events. Check out photos and stories from the day.
Augustana recently celebrated a proud milestone with the induction of 106 student-athletes into Chi Alpha Sigma, the National College Athlete Honor Society. This marks the college’s first class of inductees into the honor society.
Dr. Lendol Calder is no stranger to awards and honors, being named Illinois Professor of the Year in 2010. And now he's a finalist for Baylor University's Robert Foster Cherry Award for Great Teaching, the top teaching prize in the nation.
The Augustana men's and women's track and field teams will perform at the Augustana Midwest Twilight Qualifier home meet.
Augustana Professor of Classics Dr. Kirsten Day will talk about the enduring legacy of Homer's Odyssey as Putnam guests prepare for an upcoming trip to Greece.
Every year, Augie NAMI On Campus hosts a community-wide event to bring awareness to student mental health and to connect students with resources from across the QCA.
