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Wollstonecraft awards announced
Essays on gender roles in athletics, Christianity and protest were the winners of this year's Wollstonecraft Essay Contest.
Art exhibit shows Swedish modernism
The Augustana Teaching Museum of Art will open the exhibition "Världen är Liten: the World is Small. Modern Swedish and Swedish American Works" with a reception Nov. 16.
Augustana Choir to tour Spain, France and Sweden
The Augustana Choir will travel to perform in Spain, France and Sweden this summer.
My Augustana Story: Ryan Jenkins
Senior Ryan Jenkins says the one-on-one attention of faculty has made a difference for him. "That's a really unique experience that I wouldn't trade anything in the world for."
Dr. Dannagal Young discusses misinformation and political identity
In her talk, Dr. Young explored how our mediated political world fuels "us versus them" dynamics in ways that reinforce and distill these identities, keeping our demand for identity-reinforcing falsehoods high.
French course catalog
French courses
Rural buildings pose greater threat to birds
Augustana professor of biology Dr. Stephen Hager is the lead author of a new paper that finds larger buildings in rural areas pose a greater threat to birds than if those buildings were in an urban area. About a billion birds are killed every year when they fly into buildings.
Augustana leads the way in mentoring music students
The Augustana Choir will be front and center this month when educators talk about how music students can find college and career mentors.
$7,000 business plan competition
The Rogers Business Plan Competition at Augustana College allows teams or individual students to present their business ideas and plans to a panel of business professionals for the opportunity to win $7,000.
Faces of Faith profiles Augustana's Crouch
Augustana's Michelle Crouch, assistant professor of music, has found a faith home at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral, Davenport. She is profiled in the Quad City Times "Faces of Faith" series.