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Curtis Lecture: 'What Future has the Press in a Free Society?' March 28
British economist, journalist and academic Frances Anne Cairncross will give the 2019 Ellwood F. Curtis Family Lecturer in Public Affairs, “What Future has the Press in a Free Society?” March 28.
Nils Hasselmo ’57 remembered as college benefactor
Dr. Nils Hasselmo ’57, a long-time supporter of Augustana College and former president of University of Minnesota, died Wednesday at age 87.
Making art, and making it in the arts, in the Quad Cities
Carolyn Krueger’s success story begins here in her hometown.
Art history and psychology go to Sotheby’s Chicago
Stephanie Loria ’11 has what it takes to help people navigate the art world.
Buildings for the future
Augustana College became one of America's most beautiful college campuses by creating spaces that further our students' experiences and education in new and innovative ways. Here's a snapshot!
How to spend a Saturday in the Quad Cities
If you're making a visit to Augustana College and want to see what Rock Island and the Quad Cities have to offer, here's your go-to guide for spending a fun day in our community!
My Augustana Story: Nolan Ebel
My Augustana Story is a chance for students to explain why they chose Augustana and what's happened since then.
The Three Musketeers on stage Jan. 25-Feb. 3
This adaptation for the Augustana stage is based on the timeless swashbuckler by Alexandre Dumas, a tale of heroism, treachery, close escapes, and above all, honor.
Dr. John Pfautz discusses importance of creative thinking
Augustana music professor Dr. John Pfautz shares why creative thinking is vitally important in an episode of Talking Art, a series by WVIK 90.3, Augustana Public Radio.
Helping students find and fund research opportunities
Augustana promotes and supports research/creative scholarship that enables students to stand out, often on a national stage.
Studying insects, sometimes as an artist
Tierney Brosius is an assistant professor of biology professor at Augustana College who combines her passion for entomology — the study of insects — with beautifully detailed drawings.
Class Notes
The latest news from our alumni!
Augustana's Williams is lone undergrad presenter at American Historical Association
Senior Rob Williams had the distinction of being the only undergraduate to present his research at the annual meeting of the American Historical Association.