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Powerful telescope reveals wonders of the night sky
Augustana students can study planetary systems, star clusters, nebulae and galaxies like never before with new access to an advanced research-quality optical telescope in the Arizona desert.
Holiday season officially begins at Augustana
The holiday season officially began at Augustana with the annual lighting of the Christmas tree on the Quad Dec. 1, followed by Christmas at Augustana performances.
ABCD Lab helps students decide if research is in their future
At the Augustana Baby and Child Development Lab, everyone is learning something. Students are learning to conduct research, while their little subjects are learning new words and concepts.
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Kai Swanson ’86: Investing in tomorrow’s leaders
Kai Swanson '86 is now working with his third president at Augustana. He gives to support the Augustana student experience.
"I had great experiences, and want others to have those too," he said. "I don’t think there’s a better investment than in the leaders that our nation and world will need tomorrow."
What should parents ask colleges about campus food services?
When I went to college in the ’90s, I don’t think “foodie” was a term we used. But, it sure is now. Whether your student is a foodie or not, students deserve good-tasting, wholesome food during their college years.
As your family looks at colleges, I’d like to offer seven questions you will want to ask about dining and food at any school being seriously considered.
In class with Swedish peers without leaving campus
When Augustana's Dymitri Kanellakis ’24 signed up for "SCAN-310A Crises in Sweden-US," he never expected eight of his classmates would be nearly 4,500 miles away at Uppsala University, Sweden.
How I got my Google internship
Last summer I moved to California to work as a developer relations engineer intern for the Google Cloud team for 12 weeks. My story of how I got there began as soon as I arrived at Augustana, three years ago.