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More Than I Imagined Catie Nelson
“Don't say ‘no’ to the opportunities that seem outside your comfort zone. These are the things that will stay with you after you leave your Augie home.”
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Our campus in photos

Enjoy a photo slideshow of our beautiful campus in Rock Island, Illinois, near the Mississippi River.

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Buildings and facilities

Learn more about Augustana College buildings and facilities on campus. 

This is what you’ll find at Augustana

Ranked in the top tier of U.S. News, Augustana College offers 100 majors and areas of study. The campus is along the Mississippi River in Rock Island, Ill.

'14 geology grad describes job as 'so much fun'

Lauren Kirik '14 came to Augustana to become a graphic designer, but an internship at a full-service branding company convinced her otherwise. Dr. Mike Wolf suggested she take a course in mineralogy after Geology 101, and as Kirik says, "I never looked back."

Bob Odenkirk Breaking Bad

Odenkirk encourages theatre students to focus on improving

"Breaking Bad" star Bob Odenkirk Tuesday encouraged Augustana theatre students to concentrate on steadily getting better at what they do, and not so much on the "big break." He joined the students for an informal workshop in the Black Box Theatre. Earlier in the day he had lunch with students, and on Monday evening spoke at an event at the Center for Student Life.

Public health students

New public health major leads to wide-ranging careers

Augustana's new major in public health opens many career fields for students and draws on the college's strong tradition in the liberal arts and health sciences.

Gabby Snyder Ecuador Project service learning

Ecuador Project could change service-learning

An initiative to create more meaningful service-learning projects for students, ones in which the real benefits are measured for the communities they serve, is gaining momentum on campus. David Voland ‘15 galvanized the movement after spending a summer at a school for special-needs students in Ecuador. Now, Gabrielle Snyder ‘18, an English/secondary education major, is picking up the torch.

Augustana receives grants for vocational exploration, servant-leadership

Several organizations have contributed tens-of-thousands of dollars to help fund servant-leader internships. One of the projects associated with these grants is to strengthen the vocational exploration with senior students and recent alumni.