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Austin E. Knowlton Memorial Scholarship

The trustees of the Austin E. Knowlton Foundation established this scholarship at Augustana College for students from the state of Ohio.

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More Than I Imagined ​Bonnie Thornton
“My peak experience was presenting my Senior Inquiry project for history at the Phi Alpha Theta Biennial Convention in Orlando, Fla.”
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Series XV: Wirths Campus, 1977-1992

Series XV: Wirths Campus from I/O:58 Upsala College (East Orange, N.J.) records.

Dr. Crowe to keynote 38th CommUniversity

Three Augustana faculty will teach classes at CommUniversity this year, and the keynote speaker will be Dr. David Crowe, Augustana professor of English.  

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Internships

An internship is the practical application of the skills, knowledge and talents you gain at Augustana. Discover more about yourself in a work or volunteer setting.

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Augustana to celebrate life, legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.

This year's theme is "Continuing the Legacy: Service, Justice and Action." Events take place Jan. 20-24, including a keynote panel discussion with community leaders on Jan. 20. 

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Eastern Iowa Community Colleges at Augustana

Each year students transfer to Augustana from community colleges all over Illinois. Your advisors at Eastern Iowa Community Colleges, in partnership with advising at Augustana, can make that a smooth process.

The Augustana History Update

The Augustana College history department newsletter for February 2023.

SAC P:143 Rolf Johnson diary clippings

Born in western Illinois in 1856 to Swedish immigrant parents, Rolf Johnson wrote a diary about his move to Nebraska in 1876. The bulk of this collection is 95 newspaper clippings of a printed, serial version of Johnson’s diary (written January 12, 1876 to July 9, 1879) describing his life as a pioneer in Phelps County, Nebraska and surrounding area. The series appeared in a Nebraska newspaper, the “Holdrege Citizen,” from November 18, 1939 to September 20, 1941.