The History of Bicycling in Illinois
Augustana alumnus Chris Sweet '01 will present for a look at the rise of bicycling in the Midwest.
Spring Party
Best Buddies and the Student Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASSHA) will host a Spring Party from 1-2:30 p.m. Enjoy snacks, games, and a coin hunt while building friendships.
Hill of Dido: Constructing Memory of Carthage's Byrsa Hill
Dr. Christopher Saladin '17 will present a lecture, "Hill of Dido: Constructing Memory of Carthage's Byrsa Hill."
Class Notes
What grads are up to!
Student exhibit shares queer joy and memory at Augustana
When Kat-Jean Glusick ’26 first began digging through Augustana’s archives for their Senior Inquiry about queerness, they found plenty of pain — but not much joy. Glusick, a double-major in English and women, gender, and sexuality studies, set out to change that imbalance.
TLA Residential Life Wine Tasting
Residents of TLA housing may participate in a wine tasting to prepare for professional and social environments as they begin applying for jobs/ internships, attending interviews, and preparing for post-graduation life
Car Club season opener
Augustana Car Club will host the season opener from 6-10 p.m., with cool cars and bikes, as well as food and drink trucks.
UnityPoint in the Brew
Representatives of UnityPoint Health will be at The Brew from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. to explain opportunities, answer questions, and talk about what UnityPoint has to offer students.
Futurist Thinking Series explores what AI can’t teach
As artificial intelligence rapidly reshapes how people learn, work and create, a more urgent question is emerging across education: What must remain distinctly human? That question anchored Augustana's most recent Futurist Thinking Series conversation, where perspectives on the technology’s impact — scholarship, education and industry — were examined.