African American Read-In
Augustana College will be a host site for the national African American Read-In, the first and oldest event dedicated to diversity in literature.
Scholar-athletes thrive at Augustana
45 faculty members serve in a program that ensures every athletic team on campus has a faculty mentor.
A future zookeeper, dentist and researcher walk into a Reading/Writing Center...
What these students learned as tutors is helping them in their varied careers.
Akvavit Theatre: '13 Sunken Years' and 'Sky Without Birds'
Akvavit Theatre of Chicago will perform staged readings from two plays. The company focuses on Nordic and Scandinavian works.
They wanted a Womanist dictionary. So they wrote it.
Two students from Vietnam saw how they could explain Womanism to a broader audience.
Viking Visit day
High school students are invited to a special Viking Visit with expanded programming, an academic session, campus tours and lunch.
Departmental Open House and Scholarship Competition
High school seniors are invited to participate in an academic Departmental Open House and Scholarship Competition.
The Death and Life of Aida Hernandez: A Border Story
Dr. Aaron Bobrow-Strain will talk about his book, "The Death and Life of Aida Hernandez: A Border Story."
Data analytics + the liberal arts = good business intelligence
Augustana’s timely new major and minor extend from time-honored academic programs.
The Real Group
The Real Group, a vocal group from Sweden called the "masters of modern a cappella” will perform. (This event is sold out.)