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Cardboard regatta

Student organizations compete in a race with hand-built cardboard boats.

Homecoming kick off

The theme for this year's Homecoming is "Golden Age of Hollywood". 

The Homecoming committee hosts a kick-off bonfire, along with voting for the Homecoming court.

In efforts to be more inclusive, the Homecoming committee is eliminating gender in the Homecoming court. The top individuals in each category will be selected.

Andrea Kathryn Talentino

Inauguration ceremony, special events Oct. 14-16

Augustana College will inaugurate its ninth president, Andrea Kathryn Talentino, in an outdoor ceremony beginning at 12:30 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 15, on the campus Quad.

Walton '98 leads U.S. campaign against malaria

Dr. David Walton '98, who first saw disparities in health care during an Augustana study abroad trip, now will lead the U.S. fight against malaria around the world.

The Memo

This 1965 work by Czech playwright Václav Havel is a black comedy that parodies bureaucracy and conformity.

This satire of communist rule centers on the introduction of a new language that is meant to make work more efficient but has the opposite effect. 

Directed by Jennifer Popple, assistant professor of theatre arts.

The Memo

This 1965 work by Czech playwright Václav Havel is a black comedy that parodies bureaucracy and conformity.

This satire of communist rule centers on the introduction of a new language that is meant to make work more efficient but has the opposite effect. 

Directed by Jennifer Popple, assistant professor of theatre arts.

The Memo

This 1965 work by Czech playwright Václav Havel is a black comedy that parodies bureaucracy and conformity.

This satire of communist rule centers on the introduction of a new language that is meant to make work more efficient but has the opposite effect. 

Directed by Jennifer Popple, assistant professor of theatre arts.

The Memo

This 1965 work by Czech playwright Václav Havel is a black comedy that parodies bureaucracy and conformity.

This satire of communist rule centers on the introduction of a new language that is meant to make work more efficient but has the opposite effect. 

Directed by Jennifer Popple, assistant professor of theatre arts.

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