Festival of Sankta Lucia
Augustana's annual celebration of the Festival of Sankta Lucia will commemorate the holiday with traditional Scandinavian Christmas carols, lessons and poetry.
National Marrow Donor Program (NMDP) registration drive
There will be an informational table at the Brew from 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Feminist Tea Talk with V Phipps: 'Life Force: A Speculative Design Workshop'
Situated at the pinnacle of verbal irony, the term "peacekeeping" has become synonymous with the use of force both globally (military force) and locally (police force). These realities serve as a backdrop for this exercise in speculative worldbuilding.
Athletics Day of Giving
Student-athletes are fueled by passionate coaches, faculty mentors and a commitment to balancing excellence in study and sport.
River Readings: Dan Libman
The 2025 Fall River Readings will welcome Dan Libman on Thursday, Oct. 23.
The reading will begin at 5 p.m. in the Brunner Black box Theatre. The event is free and open to the public.
Christine Jeske: 'Racial Justice for the Long Haul: Cultivating Rugged Hope and Enduring Change'
Is racial justice a passing fad? Headlines spark moments of outrage, but how do we keep pursuing racial justice when attention fades?
Steven Pico: 'UNCENSORED: A Discourse on Non-Violent Activism & the State of Freedom of Expression in the U.S.A.'
In 1977, at age 17, Steven Pico became one of the founders of the freedom to read movement when he and four other teens sued their school district in Long Island, NY, for banning 11 books from their school libraries. The case, Board of Education v.
Kaveh Akbar: 'The Word Dropped Like a Stone: Echoes of the Ancients'
Kaveh Akbar’s first novel “Martyr!” was a New York Times Bestseller, the 2024 recipient of the Brooklyn Public Library Book Prize for Fiction, a 2024 Discover Prize Finalist and a 2024 National Book Award Finalist.
Lutfisk and meatball dinner
The American Scandinavian Association at Augustana will host its annual lutfisk and meatball supper.
POSTPONED: 'Rag Doll on a Bomb Site'
**Due to unforeseen circumstances, this show is postponed. Please check back for a future date. All ticket holders will be emailed when the show is rescheduled**
Associate professor of musical theatre Shelley Cooper will perform her one-woman solo musical.