Opera scenes: The Great American Songbook
This variety show will include selections from 1930s and 1940s musicals: "Roberta," "Boys from Syracuse," "Babes in Arms," "Carousel," "Kiss Me Kate" and Finian's Rainbow."
Francophone Film Festival: "Tomorrow"
The Department of World Languages, Literatures, and Cultures presents "Tomorrow" by Melanie Laurent and Cyril Dion for the fifth week of the 2018 Francophone Film Festival.
Frieze Lecture: The Legacy of Bill Sampson
Dr. Tom Tredway, former Augustana president and professor emeritus of history, will present the final lecture of this year's Frieze Lectures on the changing nature of activism.
Frieze Lecture: "Radical" to the "Radicant"
Vickie Phipps, associate professor of art and graphic design, will present the third lecture of this year's Frieze Lectures on the changing nature of activism.
Frieze Lecture: Student activism and the digital age
Dr. Monica Smith, vice president for diversity, equity and inclusion, will present the second lecture of this year's Frieze Lectures on the changing nature of activism.
Frieze Lecture: School Strikes for Climate Action
Dr. Bobby Wengronowitz will present the first of this year's Frieze Lecture series on the School Strike for Climate Action.
Frieze Lecture: Dr. Claire Kovacs, Modern Swedish and American Works
Dr. Claire Kovacs, director of the Augustana Teaching Museum of Art, will present the final lecture of this year's Frieze Lecture series on "Our Moderns: Varlden ar liten Modern Swedish and American Works," an exhibit on view at the museum.
Frieze Lecture: Dr. Taddy Kalas on Stéphane Mallarmé
Dr. Taddy Kalas, professor of French, will present the third of this year's Frieze Lecture series, a presentation on the French Symbolist poet Stéphane Mallarmé.
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.