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Abbey Stegenga

Abbey studied journalism, English and Spanish at Augustana University.

Women's golf wraps up fall season

Women's golf wraps up fall season

The women’s golf team concluded its fall season on Oct. 17 at the Midwest Classic in Warrensburg, Missouri, tying with Missouri Western State University for third place. In round one on Oct. 16, the team attained second place with 295 strokes. Graduate student Molly Stevens took the No. 1

Journalism students receive awards at college media convention

Journalism students receive awards at college media convention

The Augustana Mirror and EDDA received national recognition after earning a number of College Media Association awards at the Fall National College Media Convention in Atlanta on Oct. 30-Nov. 1. The College Media Association is the largest organization in the U.S. serving collegiate media advisers. Its mission focuses on

Women’s tennis warms up with ITA regionals

Women’s tennis warms up with ITA regionals

The women’s tennis team commenced its fall season on Sept. 21 with the ITA Division II Women’s Central Regional Championships in Oklahoma, where one player earned a bid to the ITA championship. Senior Florentia Hadjigeorgiou’s second-place finish at the regional tournament earned her a spot in the

Vikings triumph over Bowling Green in inaugural home game

Vikings triumph over Bowling Green in inaugural home game

At Augustana’s inaugural home game on Oct. 14, the Vikings hockey team celebrated a night of firsts, skating to a 3-2 win against Bowling Green State University. The Vikings’ first victory on Sioux Falls ice marks head hockey coach Garrett Raboin’s first win as a head coach and

Car-associated incidents escalate

Car-associated incidents escalate

As students returned and settled into campus this fall, the university saw a wide range of vehicle-related incidents, from hit and runs and theft to abandonment of vehicles and towing. With traffic continuing to increase in central Sioux Falls and street-level crimes on the rise, more vehicle-related incidents likely await

Library highlights banned books

Library highlights banned books

Since 2020, the American Library Association has reported more than 6,500 books that have been targeted for censorship in the United States. The number of attempts to censor library books reached a new height in 2022, when challenges to banned books nearly doubled from 2021. With the ALA’s

IPO undergoes leadership transition

IPO undergoes leadership transition

The International Programs Office welcomed its first set of co-directors earlier this month after its former director announced his resignation in August. Previous Director of International Programs and Enrollment Ben Iverson led the IPO for the past five years but recently accepted a position at Concordia College, where he now