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‘Dynamic Traditions’ brings new perspectives to Native American art
Students in an Augustana Prison Education Program history class curated a new exhibition in the Thomas Tredway Library. “Dynamic Traditions,” which was staged by Augustana’s Center for Visual Culture, will be on display on the library’s second floor until May 23.
Senior Art Show 2025
This exhibition features the Senior Art Inquiry projects of graphic design, art history and studio art majors in Augustana College’s Class of 2025.
Each student’s work is accompanied by a statement sharing their perspectives and intentions for the artwork. The work in this exhibition was created as a culmination of their classes and individual development as artists and graphic designers.
“The relationships I’ve made have helped push me to become the best student, athlete and person that I can be, which I know will apply to my future as a doctor.”Read More
More Than I Imagined 2025
Seniors reflect on their accomplishments and look ahead to their future.
“Dr. Lorenz and Dr. Barringer, your mentorship solidified my passion for psychology.”Read More
Documentary by Watts ’25 featured in QC Times, WVIK
Film/theatre performance double major Emma Watts ’25 is producing a short documentary about the radium girls, a group of factory workers who ingested potentially deadly amounts of radium while working at the Radium Dial Company in Ottawa, Ill., in the 1920s and 1930s.
“What surprised me the most is how close professors are with students and how much support you can get from them.”Read More
“I now have a stronger sense of self and a newfound confidence in my future and purpose.”Read More