Major and Minor Fair
The major and minor fair is a place where students who have yet to declare a major can go and explore all the different options Augustana has to offer, with professors present to answer any questions they may have.
Bringing Augustana to Silicon Valley
This past summer, I had the pleasure of working at Stanford University as an NVIDIA Machine Learning Instructor with iD Tech,a company that offers summer technology camps and pre-college programs for teens.
Fieldwork gives Augustana students a ‘foot in the door’
During the academic year, 14 Augustana students led by geology professor Dr. Jeffrey Strasser will help create a map of a landscape no one can see. Through a collaboration with the Illinois State Geological Survey (ISGS), students are conducting professional research as they use seismometers, collect and interpret field data, and help map the buried Princeton Bedrock Valley.
Augustana brings the drama in 2026-27 theatre season
Who’s ready for a little drama? Augustana’s 2026-27 theatre season has plenty of it, along with soccer, Shakespeare, Victorian-era intrigue and a musical mystery that lets the audience decide the ending.
Planetarium and geology museum to host Oct. 24 open house
Augustana College's John Deere Planetarium and Fryxell Geology Museum will be open to the public on Saturday, Oct. 24, 7-8:30 p.m., for the annual fall open house. The planetarium indoor and outdoor programs will be led by Dr. Lee Carkner. Admission is free and open to the public.
2027-28 FAFSA now available!
Students must fill out the FAFSA every year to receive need-based financial aid for the next school year. If you are eligible for the FAFSA, file now. It only takes 30 minutes!
Film screening: 'My Ascension'
Join us for a special screening of My Ascension, a powerful documentary following Emma Benoit’s journey after surviving a suicide attempt at age 16. As Emma navigates her physical and emotional recovery, she discovers a new purpose in sharing her story and bringing hope to other young people who may be struggling.
Following the film, our local NAMI Program Manager will guide a supportive discussion about mental health, suicide prevention, help-seeking, and how we can better support ourselves and one another.
**Please note that this film includes candid discussions of suicide, depression, and mental health challenges. Students are encouraged to care for themselves and step out at any time if needed. Mental health resources will be available.
Rock Island Public Library Bookmobile Stop
Tredway Library is excited and proud to be partnering with the Rock Island Public Library's mobile library service, the Bookmobile!
The Bookmobile will be stopping on campus several times for students, faculty, staff, and the campus community to access library materials or sign up for Rock Island Public Library cards. You must live in Rock Island (on campus or off campus) to obtain a card. Please see Rock Island Public Library's website for details about library card registration. If you have a valid Illinois public library card in the Quad Cities area, you can also use the Bookmobile!
We hope to see you all there!
Rock Island Public Library Bookmobile Stop
Tredway Library is excited and proud to be partnering with the Rock Island Public Library's mobile library service, the Bookmobile!
The Bookmobile will be stopping on campus several times for students, faculty, staff, and the campus community to access library materials or sign up for Rock Island Public Library cards. You must live in Rock Island (on campus or off campus) to obtain a card. Please see Rock Island Public Library's website for details about library card registration. If you have a valid Illinois public library card in the Quad Cities area, you can also use the Bookmobile!
We hope to see you all there!
Rock Island Public Library Bookmobile Stop
Tredway Library is excited and proud to be partnering with the Rock Island Public Library's mobile library service, the Bookmobile!
The Bookmobile will be stopping on campus several times for students, faculty, staff, and the campus community to access library materials or sign up for Rock Island Public Library cards. You must live in Rock Island (on campus or off campus) to obtain a card. Please see Rock Island Public Library's website for details about library card registration. If you have a valid Illinois public library card in the Quad Cities area, you can also use the Bookmobile!
We hope to see you all there!