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A serious leg injury plus a concussion sidelined August Haak during his first semester on campus. It was tough going to be sure, but Haak stuck it out. His first year on campus tested his limits; his second revealed his potential. Find out how Haak doubled down to support his team's success, and his own.
This year’s Symposium Day theme, Voice and Vision, invited projects that explored how people speak and see, literally and metaphorically, across all disciplines. Speakers and participants illuminated what it means to speak boldly and see clearly.
U.S. News & World Report has named Augustana one of the most innovative liberal arts institutions, recognizing how the college is reshaping a classic liberal arts education to meet the needs of today’s students. Among the top-tier liberal arts colleges, Augustana is ranked #34 in the nation — and #1 in Illinois.
During Augustana's Symposium Day on Oct. 8, trained students from Augustana's kinesiology program will conduct BodPod (body composition) tests and VO2 Max (cardiovasculary fitness) tests. Registration is required.
About 2,500 alumni, friends of the college, students and families gathered on campus Sept. 26-28 for Homecoming and Family Weekend. Bingo was a hot ticket for alumni of the last 10 years, and QuadFest connected Vikings and guests of all ages.
Augustana was one of 75 U.S. colleges and universities named as a "Dream School" from among 3,900 institutions Jeffrey Selingo researched for his latest book. Augustana is one of only three Illinois colleges/universities on the "Dream School" list.
We invite you to join the Augustana Symphony Orchestra for an evening of spirited music! The concert will feature works by Bizet, Sibelius, Rutter and Márquez. The Orchestra is conducted by Dr. Hisham Bravo Groover.
The High School Choral Festival is for high school mixed ensembles of up to 30 singers, with a goal to gather a group of ensembles particularly interested in preparing and performing high quality choral music in an atmosphere that is fun and musically rewarding.
Join Dr. Lendol Calder, one of three finalists for the prestigious Robert Foster Cherry Award for Great Teaching, on Oct. 13 at 5:30 p.m. in Old Main’s Forum (room 226).
