Mahjong Club meeting
Mahjong Club welcomes everyone to their weekly meetings 6:30-7:30 p.m. to enjoy fun games and delicious snacks.
U.S. News ranks Augustana No. 34 in innovation
U.S. News & World Report has named Augustana one of the most innovative liberal arts institutions, recognizing how the college is reshaping a classic liberal arts education to meet the needs of today’s students. Among the top-tier liberal arts colleges, Augustana is ranked #34 in the nation — and #1 in Illinois.
How to make the most of your annual wellness visit 🩺
Annual wellness visits are one of the best tools to stay on top of your health. They focus on prevention—reviewing your overall health, history, and planning future screenings or vaccinations. Most insurance plans cover them at no cost, making this a free opportunity to invest in your well-being.
QC EXPO '25
Looking for an internship, part-time job, full-time opportunity, or exploring graduate school? Don’t miss QC EXPO ’25!
This signature career event brings together a wide range of employers and graduate programs—all eager to meet students like you. Your unique experiences and education make you a strong candidate. This is your moment to shine!
Professional attire required. If you have class during this time, please talk with your professor in advance.
President's open office hour
Students are invited to stop by 3:30-4:30 p.m. to spend a few minutes with President Talentino and share your thoughts, ideas, questions and suggestions.
If there is anything you’d like to communicate to President Talentino prior to that time, please email Kai Swanson at kaiswanson@augustana.edu.
Razin ’26 earns national Rossing Scholarship for excellence in physics
Kazi Uzayr Razin ’26 of Dhaka, Bangladesh, is one of just 11 students nationwide to earn a $5,000 Rossing Physics Scholarship. An engineering major, Razin is the first international student from Augustana to earn this scholarship.
Augie Mental Wellness Sessions
The Augie Mental Wellness Sessions provide an open, supportive environment for students to pause, reflect, and connect. Each week we gather from 3:30-4:30 p.m. to focus on mental well-being, stress relief and building healthy coping strategies for college life. Through open conversation, guided activities and peer connection, these sessions encourage students to practice caring for their mental health and finding balance in their everyday lives. All students are welcome, no sign-up or prior experience needed.
Presented by the Office of Student Inclusion and Diversity (OSID) and the Counseling Center.