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Little Lesson on Propaganda
Can you tell the difference between news and propaganda? Most people can't, especially when information is shared on social media. David Snowball teaches us how to think critically and strategically about information provided through news and social media for the sole purpose of influencing the emotions and beliefs of the people.
Center for Study of Pluralism and the Civil Sphere
The Center for the Study of Pluralism and the Civil Sphere allow scholars to explore ethnic relations, immigration, citizenship and other topics related to diversity and civil society.
Tips for living with a roommate
Living with a stranger your freshman year can be stressful. This change is one of the biggest worries for college students, but there are easy ways to create a positive living environment.
What is acceptable documentation?
In order to determine eligibility for services, Disability & Access Resources requires documentation of the student’s disability. Documentation should be current and relevant to the student’s current needs.
C.A. Johnson songbook, 1876
One bound music songbook containing handwritten music and lyrics for various Swedish and English hymns. The same book also contains printed music, “Chor-Sånger för Kyrkan, Skolan och Hemmet,” Chicago: Engberg, Holmberg & Lindells Förlag, 1876.
6 Mental health resources to help you see the bright side of life
A variety of websites that focus on positive, strength-based mental health exercises to help you improve you life satisfaction and subjecting well-being in measurable ways, brought to you by Augustana Counseling Services.
College recognized for efforts to support survivors, prevent assault
Augustana College has received the Moxie Award from the Illinois Coalition Against Sexual Assault for efforts to improve the response to victims of sexual assault and develop prevention programming.
'The Pirates of Penzance' June 14, 16
Augustana faculty will perform and direct a local production of Gilbert & Sullivan’s “The Pirates of Penzance,” June 14 and 16.