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CELTS event: Financial Aid and What You Need to Know for Students

Much has changed this year in the financial aid world for students.  Get the details for how this affects your work with students from the experts in Fin Aid.

CELTS event: Creating a Thriving Academic Culture for Athletes

Building strong relationships and support among faculty and coaches to drive greater student outcomes. 

CELTS event: Writing the Future: FYI 101 & Transformative Common Texts

Roundtable on how first-year writing and "Big Questions" common readings are shaping critical thinking across disciplines.

CELTS event: Disability in the Classroom: From Accommodations to Universal Design

Moving beyond basic accommodation frameworks toward baking accessibility directly into course design and pedagogy.

CELTS event: Rock Island: For All the Right Reasons

Discover how to design and navigate ethical, high-impact community-engaged learning projects that benefit local partners without overextending your students.

Alumni winners

Alumni honored at Forty Under 40 award banquet

Four Augustana College alumni were among the young professionals honored at the Quad Cities Regional Business Journal’s 2026 Forty Under 40 awards banquet at the Quad Cities Waterfront Convention Center on Sept. 17.

Food & Fun at Augustana College

The President's Office and the Office of Human Resources warmly invite all employees and students to join us for our Food & Fun at Augustana College in partnership with SGA and the Car Club Group.

Research interns

Augustana students contribute to work at prominent research universities

Antonina Gramatnikovska ’27, James Vargas ’28 and Alivia Seehase ’28 spent their summers conducting research at Loyola University Chicago, Northwestern University and the University of Iowa. Entering large academic research environments can be intimidating for undergraduates, but each Augustana student discovered something important: they were prepared to contribute.

Homecoming Sing Competition and Coronation

For the last day of Homecoming 2026, there will be a coronation of the Homecoming court at 7 p.m., followed by a sing competition at 8 p.m.

Homecoming Rope Pull and Phrig Competition

Rope pull: The rope pull is a great chance to show off your Augustana school spirit. Battle other groups from different organizations around campus to find out who is the strongest. Hit the weights hard!

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