Frieze Lecture: Dr. Emily Cranford on 'Ourika'
Dr. Emily Cranford, visiting assistant professor of French, will present the first of this year's Frieze Lecture series on "Ourika," an 1823 novel that examines racial and sexual equality.
AUGUSTANA NOW campaign to raise $125 million
Augustana College is launching a $125 million campaign to strengthen its endowment and prepare graduates for a world that increasingly needs them.
A major to make you stand out
Here’s a college major that makes you a serious problem-solver and superior writer. And it’s an attention-getter that shows would-be employers that you are curious and creative.
Lauren Anderson on careers in music
Laura Anderson '07, who's found success in Nashville, will speak on campus before performing at Davenport's Redstone Room.
'The Crucible' will move into 2018 at Augustana
Augustana's presentation of "The Crucible," Arthur Miller's drama about the Salem Witch Trials, will take the story out of the 1600s and into the future.
Erikson Lecture: Mythbusting Russia's Reasons for Election Meddling
Dr. Heather Tafel, associate professor of political science at Grand Valley State University, will present the 2018 Stanley Erikson Lecture in Public Affairs, "Mythbusting Russia's Reasons for Election Meddling."
Unfreezing the Arctic: Historical Perspectives on Arctic Futures
This fall's Center for Polar Studies lecture at Augustana will examine the Arctic's histories of science and colonialism in light of current thinking on climate change.
Scandinavian Film Night: "Becoming Astrid"
"Becoming Astrid" tells the story of Swedish writer Astrid Lindgren, the author of many children's books and creator of Pippi Longstocking.
Careers in Chemistry
The American Chemical Society Quad Cities and Augustana Chemistry Club will present an evening for students interested in careers in the chemical sciences.
Music for Cello by Jewish Composers: An Annotated Bibliography
Dr. Nina Ehrlich will discuss her music preservation research for cellists seeking compositions written by Jewish composers.