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2023 Augustana College Alumni Awards
The Augustana Alumni Association recognizes the achievements, contributions and service of alumni and friends of the college each year.
Augustana staff, alumni named to Most Influential List
The Quad Cities Regional Business Journal’s Most Influential list recognizes the region's most influential business leaders.
Dr. Reggie Williams to speak on MLK Day
The celebration, which is co-sponsored by the Office of Student Inclusion and Diversity and the Augustana Diversity Council, will take place Monday, Jan. 15, at 10:30 a.m., in the Gävle rooms of the Gerber Center for Student Life.
AugieWiFi(Secured) network to be disabled Dec. 4; connect to AC1
Visit augustana.edu/wifi for instructions on how to connect to AC1.
Apply by Dec. 1 to be part of the 2024 Sloughfest executive board
Sloughfest is an annual music festival at Augustana created by the students for the students. Each year, Sloughfest includes a variety of food vendors, tons of games and inflatables, and featured live artists.
Joy of Christmas in Andover on Dec. 6
Campus Ministries is sponsoring a Dec. 6 Christmas service in the Jenny Lind Chapel of Augustana Lutheran Church, Andover, Ill. The event will include a candlelight procession, carols, and cookies and cocoa in the church basement.
Slough path to close through Jan. 7
The next phase of the Augustana Slough path construction project requires that the path be closed until Jan. 7, 2024. For the safety of everyone on campus and those visiting, proper barricades will be erected on Dec. 4.
Nandelenga named Lincoln Academy student laureate
Rachel Nandelenga, a senior pre-medicine and neuroscience major from Cary, Ill., was honored at a ceremony this fall at the President Abraham Lincoln Hotel in downtown Springfield, Ill.
Students present results from Rock Island water line survey
The city of Rock Island and Augustana College partnered over the summer to engage Rock Island residents in an inventory of water service lines in the city. As part of a regional effort to remove lead in drinking water, the state of Illinois asked communities to survey their water pipes to gauge how much funding would be needed to replace them.
Visiting poet Daniel Caño on Nov. 28
Visit with and learn from Guatemalan poet and spiritual leader Daniel Caño on Tuesday, Nov. 28, at 7 p.m. in the Lindberg meditation room. Presented by Campus Ministries.