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Make It Yours park cleanup program seeks volunteers
Managed by the Waste Commission of Scott County, the Make It Yours program allows volunteers to adopt a local park or site for a minimum of two cleanup projects per year. All cleaning supplies are provided by the waste commission.
Augustana expands access to gender-affirming voice therapy
A $10,000 grant will allow Augustana College's Barbara A. Roseman Center for Speech, Language, and Hearing to increase access to gender-affirming voice therapy for transgender and gender non-conforming individuals.
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Augustana College dining locations, marketplaces and hours.
Rich Jensen '74 and Beth Goodrich: Endowed scholarship honors parents
Rich Jensen '74 and his wife, Beth Goodrich, are longtime supporters of Augustana's capital campaigns.
About 20 years ago, they began funding an endowed scholarship aimed toward supporting first-generation students from underrepresented populations — the Lorraine (Byttner) and Earl Jensen Scholarship, in memory of Jensen’s parents.
Endre Rice to return to perform jazz concert
Musician Endre Rice, former jazz director at Augustana, will return to campus to rehearse and perform with the Augustana Jazz Ensemble on March 10.
Vacation app wins Business Plan Competition
Fun Travel, an app that helps people plan vacations by sharing new and exciting events and locations in the cities they are visiting, won Augustana’s seventh annual Business Plan Competition.
Augustana, Rock Island partner on Lincoln Park tennis complex
A joint partnership between Augustana College and the city of Rock Island will bring a new tennis court complex to Lincoln Park. The new complex is expected to open by Labor Day for college and public use.
Riley Scranton: Artwork in the Brunner Theatre Center
Riley Scranton is from Quincy, Ill., majoring in art history and theatre and minoring in psychology.
"In order to bring more life to the space and rotate in new work, my intention is to propose a new collection of works to be displayed in the lobby, along with providing contextual information about the collection, and drawing on evidence from research I have done on the importance of the Augustana College Art Collections and the Center for Visual Culture."
Nhung Tran Nguyen: Broken Mind
Nhung Tran Nguyen is from Nam Dinh, Vietnam, majoring in graphic design and marketing.