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Graphic Design

Augustana offers a major and minor in graphic design.

Types of aid

See the types of financial aid that are available at Augustana College, including institutional scholarships, outside scholarships, grants, loans and more.

Typing Swedish Vowels

A how-to for computers, smartphones, and tablets. 

Lundahl exhibit features landscapes and the 'everyday'

WVIK interviews Claire Kovacs, director of the Augustana Teaching Museum of Art, about "A Place Called Home: Frank Lundahl and the Quad Cities" on display through Feb. 12. Lundahl made a living painting interior murals, but the exhibit includes paintings Lundahl created for himself.

Engineering: Design and Processing

Learn the basics, requirements and limits of Computer-Aided Design/3-D modeling and print your own 3D design.  Program a microprocessor to control a simple circuit machine. Program dates: June 16-20, 2019

'Frank Lundahl and the Quad Cities' Nov. 18-Feb.12

The Augustana Teaching Museum of Art will present work by a local artist in "A Place Called Home: Frank Lundahl and the Quad Cities" Nov. 18, 2015–Feb. 12, 2016. Lundahl (1858-1932) was a Swedish-American artist born in Rock Island. A painter of interior murals by trade, his works in Augustana's collection focus on the world around him, calling attention to the everyday beauty of the region.

Ten Types of Cognitive Biases that Affect Hiring Decisions

Though you can’t fully eliminate your biases, you can take steps to mitigate their influence. The infographic in this article details 10 of the most common cognitive biases that can affect hiring decisions.

Abby Holtan: Day is Done, Good Night!

Abby Holtan: Carl Larsson, 'Day is Done, Good Night!' (1908)

Abby Holtan is a senior from Minneapolis, Minn., majoring in art history and Scandinavian studies and minoring in history.

"Wanting to incorporate both of my majors into my Senior Inquiry, my project investigates the influence of the Arts and Craft and Art Nouveau movements on Swedish Modern Design. This influence is primarily seen through Carl and Karin Larsson’s work in their home, Lilla Hyttnäs, and the reminiscence of their style that can be seen in modern day pieces produced by IKEA."