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Bruce Karstadt honored at dinner

Swenson Center advisory committee member named Swedish American of the Year

Swenson Center advisory committee member, Bruce Karstadt, was honored as Swedish American of the Year by the Vasa Order of America at a celebration in Sweden last weekend. 

Special Collections

Special Collections holds Augustana's collections of rare books and manuscripts, local history materials, and the college archives.

Augustana College Field Stations

The mission of the Augustana College Field Stations is to promote the understanding and protection of Illinois native ecosystems through field-based education, research and other scholarly activities.

Jon Hutton
More Than I Imagined Jon Hutton
“I chose Augustana because it was close to home.”
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Offices and services

See the services and contact information for key offices at Augustana College. 

Aaron Volk
More Than I Imagined ​Aaron Volk
“Avoid blindly closing doors to new experiences and opportunities that have been opened for you.”
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In Memoriam: Nils Hasselmo

Dr. Nils Hasselmo, a scholar who made significant contributions to Swedish-American studies and former president of University of Minnesota, died on January 23, 2019 at age 87.

Collection on Bishop Hill Colony (Ill.), 1856-1917

This collection was compiled by Peter Wislander of Henry County, Illinois. It includes a naturalization document for a colony member, money printed for Bishop Hill, receipts, contract of dissolution of the colony, and a quit-claim deed for property in the colony. Bishop Hill, a communal colony, was founded in 1846 by Erik Jansson and his religious followers who sought freedom from religious persecution in Sweden.

SWEA Los Angeles records, 1978-2014

The Swedish Women’s Educational Association International, Inc. (SWEA) is a global non-profit organization for Swedish speaking women who live or have lived outside Sweden. The organization has chapters throughout the world. SWEA was founded in Los Angeles in 1979 by Agneta Nilsson. The collection includes binders of information related to the SWEA Los Angeles chapter including financial statements, meeting minutes, Christmas bazaars, programming, correspondence, pictures, Swedish Hollywood stars information, and more.