Students recognized for 2024-25 achievements
Congratulations to the following students, who received recognition for their work in the 2024-2025 academic year from off-campus organizations.
Stone Lecture to explore civil rights and the Jews of Selma, Alabama
Dr. Amy K. Milligan will present the 2025 Stone Lecture in Judaism at Augustana, "Navigating History: Civil Rights and the Jews of Selma, Alabama," at 7 p.m. Thursday, April 3, in the Olin Auditorium. The lecture is free and open to the public.
Retirement celebration 2025
Augustana College will honor faculty and staff who are retiring this academic year. The celebration begins at 2:30 p.m., and retirees will be honored at 3 p.m. Refreshments will be served.
PepsiCo hours, March 21-30
Spring break hours for Pepsico. Westerlin Activity Center will be closed March 23-30.
Artist talk: Rowen Schussheim-Anderson
"Tapestries of Innovation," an art exhibition by Professor Emerita of Art Ro
Student recital: Liam Haynes, jazz
Senior Liam Haynes, a music composition major from Lake Zurich, Ill., will perform a jazz recital.
‘Dynamic Traditions’ brings new perspectives to Native American art
Students in an Augustana Prison Education Program history class curated a new exhibition in the Thomas Tredway Library. “Dynamic Traditions,” which was staged by Augustana’s Center for Visual Culture, will be on display on the library’s second floor until May 23.
Documentary by Watts ’25 featured in QC Times, WVIK
Film/theatre performance double major Emma Watts ’25 is producing a short documentary about the radium girls, a group of factory workers who ingested potentially deadly amounts of radium while working at the Radium Dial Company in Ottawa, Ill., in the 1920s and 1930s.
Leadership lessons from the Air Force Academy
Representing Augustana College at the National Character & Leadership Symposium (NCLS) in Colorado Springs, Colo., was an incredible opportunity to learn from some of the most mission-driven individuals I’ve ever met.