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Round-robin letter delivers for 60 years
Five 1958 alumnae of Chi Omega Gamma have kept their friendship alive for 60 years, in part via a round-robin letter in circulation all these years.
Anderson '60, chronicler of the nursing profession, dies at 77
Peggy Anderson '60, who never wanted to become a nurse but wrote a best-selling book to correct stereotypes about the profession, died Sunday. Her second book "Nurse" (1978), was on the New York Times best-seller list for 30 weeks and is still in print. "Nurse" was also the basis for a CBS-TV series. Anderson returned to Augustana in 2011 to participate in the River Readings.
Frieze Lectures consider student activism, from the 60s to Greta Thunberg
The 22nd annual Frieze Lecture Series will consider the nature and impact of student activism here and around the world.
Eight Vikings head to NCAA Championships
Augustana athletes from four teams—men's and women's indoor track & field, wrestling and swimming—will contend for national titles in competitions around the country this month.
Church Records
A listing of Swedish-American and Swedish-Canadian church records on microfilm held at the Swenson Center.
Hanson Hall of Science expansion groundbreaking
Augustana held a groundbreaking ceremony for the $8.5 million, four-story expansion of Hanson Hall of Science on May 10, 2018.
Newspapers
The Swenson Center has a sizeable collection of Swedish-American and Swedish-Canadian newspapers online, in print, and on microfilm.
Refunds, withdrawal from the college, return of federal financial aid
Students, who wish to withdraw from all courses during the term, must take formal action to do so by contacting the Dean of Students Office, Founders Hall 104.
Close the Gap donors, recipients celebrate
The first students to receive Augustana's Close the Gap scholarships are graduating this month. At recent dinner on campus, donors and the students they've helped celebrated their success.