YarnbombQC unveiling
After months of planning, crocheting and assembling, Augustana College will unveil its public art project, known as #YarnbombQC. There will be short remarks and a celebration of everyone who participated.
Yarn bomb crochet workshop
Community members can learn to crochet and contribute to a public "yarn bomb" art project in October.
Where the Beer Flowed Like Wine: Beer and Brewing in Bronze Age Mesopotamia
Tate Paulette, assistant professor of history at North Carolina State University, will speak on "Beer and Brewing in Bronze Age Mesopotamia.” His lecture is sponsored by the Archaeological Institute of America and Augustana.
The Reading/Writing Center
The Reading/Writing Center (RWC), located in Gerber 423, provides all Augustana students the opportunity for one-on-one instruction and advice on their writing, reading and other academic skills.
O. Fritiof Ander Lecture: "American Rune Stone— Monument, Memorial and Myth"
Dr. David Krueger, author of "Myths of the Rune Stone: Viking Martyrs and the Birthplace of America," will present the 28th annual lecture O. Fritiof Ander Lecture.
Faculty Chamber Music Recital
Kara Bancks, clarinet; Janina Ehrlich, cello; and Charles Schmidt, piano, will perform works by Beethoven and Zemlinsky.
Second City National Touring Company
The Second City National Touring Company returns to Augustana to showcase the best in improvisational comedy and satire.
Exhibition Talk: Dr. Roald Tweet
Historian and folklorist Dr. Roald Tweet will share his stories of the Mississippi Valley, in celebration of the current photo exhibition "Life Along the Mississippi."
Augustana Music Festival
The Music Festival will feature performances the Augustana Choir, Augustana Symphonic Band and Augustana Symphonic Orchestra.
Augustana Symphony Orchestra: Portraits of England
The Augustana Symphony Orchestra will present "Portraits of England," with varied pictures of English life and culture through the lens of the classical music repertory.