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Somer Druskowski
More Than I Imagined ​Somer Druskowski
“I appreciate how much support Augustana students show for their peers, whether it is showing up to watch each other compete, perform or present research. I will truly miss the sense of community at Augustana the most. 
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'Machinal' portrays woman's rebellion against role in society

Augustana College will present the play "Machinal," the story of a woman's rebellion again her husband and society, Oct. 16-18 and 23-25. The journalist and playwright, Sophie Treadwell, often wrote about the women's issues of her time and her Mexican heritage.

Video: 'Rethinking the Mycenaean World'

Dr. Dimitri Nakassis, associate professor of classics at the University of Toronto, gives this year's Archaeological Institute of America (AIA) lecture, "Rethinking the Mycenaean World."

 

River Readings: Charles Hughes '73

In the first 2015-16 installment of the River Readings series, Augustana 1973 alumnus Charles Hughes reads poetry from his book "Cave Art."

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Voigt credits Augustana for career liftoff

Jordan Voigt '09, and his twin sisters, Katherine Voigt '11 and Emily Voigt '11, all are successful in the field of health care: Jordan in administration, Katherine as a physician's assistant, and Emily in medical equipment as a representative. Their parents instilled the desire to help others, and "Augustana allowed us to flourish."

#YarnbombQC

After months of planning, crocheting and assembling, Augustana College unveiled its public art project, known as #YarnbombQC, on Sunday, Oct. 29.

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Connon to help students find Chicago-area jobs, internships

New assistant director of employer relations will work with alumni and CORE (Careers, Opportunities, Research and Exploration)

Bergendoff Hall renovation to match quality of programs

The successful opening of the Brunner Theatre Center allows the college to now focus its attention on Bergendoff Hall of Fine Arts.