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How to make the most of your annual wellness visit 🩺
Annual wellness visits are one of the best tools to stay on top of your health. They focus on prevention—reviewing your overall health, history, and planning future screenings or vaccinations. Most insurance plans cover them at no cost, making this a free opportunity to invest in your well-being.
ACES opens Sept. 19
The Augustana College Express Service (ACES) will open Friday, Sept. 19. ACES runs every night from 6 p.m. to 12:30 a.m.
Razin ’26 earns national Rossing Scholarship for excellence in physics
Kazi Uzayr Razin ’26 of Dhaka, Bangladesh, is one of just 11 students nationwide to earn a $5,000 Rossing Physics Scholarship. An engineering major, Razin is the first international student from Augustana to earn this scholarship.
Augustana kinesiology students host fitness clinic for the campus and community
During Augustana's Symposium Day on Oct. 8, trained students from Augustana's kinesiology program will conduct BodPod (body composition) tests and VO2 Max (cardiovasculary fitness) tests. Registration is required.
Reclaim Relevance essay series
Reclaim Relevance is Augustana’s new reflective essay series, designed to bring the voices of our educators into the public square. At a time when the value of higher education is under scrutiny, these essays will demonstrate how Augustana’s scholars connect timeless learning to today’s most urgent questions
IOP launches new study away portal
The Office of International and Off-Campus Programs (IOP) is excited to announce the launch of its new study away portal in partnership with Via TRM.
Gravitational waves? Q-C experts weigh in
A team of scientists announced they officially found gravitational waves — but, why exactly is that a big deal? “This is like finding a needle in a haystack, except probably on a bigger scale,” said Dr. Cecilia Vogel, professor of physics at Augustana. “Let’s say there’s a conversation going on three miles away and you can suddenly hear it with your ears. The event of the black holes colliding from so far away is really hard to detect, so it’s really impressive."