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A faculty twist on the Victory Song
In this video, nine Augustana music faculty take on the Augustana Victory Song by Albert L. Olson, 1923.
My Augustana Story: Sierra Kindley
When Sierra Kindley '18 was looking at colleges, she thought she wanted to attend a bigger school. After visiting Augustana, she realized what she found was unlike what she had seen anywhere else.
Carver Strength Center to get $300,000 facelift
After serving the Augustana athletic department since it was opened in 2004, the Carver Strength Center will undergo major renovation soon.
My Augustana Story: Valeria Melo
Valeria Melo says, "Augustana is where I gained the confidence, support, and inspiration to pursue my dreams no matter how big." She reflects on her journey from first-generation college student to future OB-GYN.
Five Questions: Dr. Jennifer Popple
Dr. Popple, who teaches in theatre and women’s & gender studies, says art encourages people to be open-minded because it requires empathy.
Bahls to continue leading Augustana through 2021
The Augustana College Board of Trustees and President Steve Bahls have agreed to a contract renewal that continues his presidency through 2021.
The future asks for innovation, and Augustana responds
Augustana is recognized for innovation in career connections, academic programs and more.
March is for choosing a major
Declaring a major is exciting. Why just sign a form?
'Messiah' soloist has family ties to college
Kathryn Mueller, whose husband's grandfather graduated from Augustana in 1920 and later from Augustana Seminary, will be the soloist at this weekend's performance of Handel's "Messiah."
Exhibit dedicated to female musician and evangelist
Swenson Swedish Immigration Research Center is showing the exhibit "Elsie Ahlwén Sundeen: The Singing Evangelist" through June 15.
Final four in Literary March Madness announced
In the Tredway Library's Literary March Madness, the bracket for the Final 4 has been set. Who will move on to the final round?
Photo gallery: Spring break all over the place
Some Augustana students hit the road for home for spring break, but many others choose a different route. Here are some of them.
Augustana to offer master’s degree in speech-language pathology
A critical nationwide need for speech-language pathologists has emerged in the last decade, and Augustana is ready to fill the gap. Starting in 2020, students can begin work on their master’s degree in speech-language pathology.
