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Students explore, reflect, even rest during 2025 J-term classes

During January term (J-term), Augustana students take a step back from their usual 15-week semester schedule to engage in a month-long period of concentrated, in-depth learning — in classes on campus or another country.

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Football standout Smith '26 named Academic All-American

Vikings football team captain Breyden Smith  ’26 was named an Academic All-American today, bringing Augustana’s total to 184 and securing its Top 15 ranking among all U.S. colleges and universities.

MLK panel

Community members share their stories to kick off MLK Week

On Monday, Augustana kicked off its weeklong celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King’s legacy of service, justice and empowerment with words to encourage students interested in continuing Dr. King's work.

Dr. Allison Haskill with Olivia Book

2024 in review: BESLA program, Augie Choice expansion and more

2024 brought opportunities for engaged learning with an expansion of Augustana's Augie Choice program, a grant supporting the development of a business-liberal arts scholars program and the unveiling of a new state-of-the-art film production facility.

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Augustana's Tredway Library awarded for diversity excellence

Tredway Library will be featured in Insight into Diversity magazine's March 2025 issue for receiving the 2025 Library Excellence in Access and Diversity (LEAD) award.

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Celebrating a decade of student success

As Augustana College's CORE (Career, Opportunities, Research and Exploration) celebrates its 10th anniversary, its new director Lindsay Adolphs reflects on how the center has helped hundreds of students achieve their dreams and shape their futures. 

Art exhibit reception: Megan Quinn

Professor Emeritus of Art Megan Quinn's work is featured in "Melting Point: Improvisations in the State of Clay," an exhibition open through Feb. 28 at St. Ambrose University. A reception will be held on Friday, Feb. 7, from 5-7 p.m.