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A day of transformation at Symposium Day
Augustana devotes a full day to an alternative approach for learning with Symposium Days held once per semester. Students, faculty and the Quad-Cities community were invited to chose from among 20 sessions, including three keynote speakers, for the fall 2023 Symposium Day.
Illinois Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant
By applying for financial aid and agreeing to share that information with the Illinois Student Assistance Commission (ISAC) you have been considered for the State of Illinois (IL) Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant. All MAP-approved institutions are required by the State of Illinois to announce MAP Grant awards to students who are enrolled or intending to enroll at their institution. An award amount is included in your financial aid package if you have met the eligibility criteria.
Augustana College presents “Dracula: a feminist revenge fantasy”
In a Quad Cities regional premier, the Augustana College Department of Theatre Arts presents “Dracula: a feminist revenge fantasy,” Oct. 12-15.
Augustana’s Symposium Day highlights transformation
Keynote speakers join students and faculty presentations in the event open to campus and the community.
Vikings to gather at Homecoming and Family Weekend
Augustana will host a join Homecoming and Family Weekend Oct. 6-8.
Buy Mr. Augustana tickets on Oct. 9
Mr. Augustana is Oct. 15 at 7 p.m. in Centennial Hall. This mock male beauty pageant is designed to be a fundraiser for the American Cancer Society and is put on by the Chi Alpha Pi sorority. Contestants compete in categories of formal wear, swimwear, talent, and question and answer.
Why we think Augustana is the perfect size
Choosing the right college is a significant decision, one that sets the stage for your academic journey and personal growth. Among the many factors to consider, the size of a campus can play a pivotal role in shaping your college experience.
Bully Pulpit Series
Students and faculty at Augustana College will join their peers from the College of Charleston in considering the style, substance and importance of communication by United States' presidents.