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South Dakota Legislature senator proposes bill to bar undocumented students from public universities

JACOB KNUTSON jaknutson15@ole.augie.edu The South Dakota State Legislature is considering a bill that would prevent undocumented immigrants from accessing South Dakota public universities. Senate Bill 103, if passed, would require the South Dakota Board of Regents to verify that each current or prospective student is a U.

No Pussyfooting: 2,500 March for Women’s Rights

JESSICA RUF jnruf14@ole.augie.edu “Anything you can do, I can do bleeding,” “Make America Think Again,” and “Religion doesn’t trump women’s health” were among the painted slogans at the second annual Women’s March this past Saturday. Cheyenne Chontos, the president of Augie FEM club, raised

A letter from Bethlehem

Dear Humanity, My name is Haneen Dwaib from Bethlehem, Palestine. I’m writing to you from the Holy Land, the land of peace, harmony and cohesion. A land that holds Palestinians from all walks of life and religions. Dear Humanity, I’m writing to you today because this year’s

Sweden Archbishop visits Augustana

SOPHIE GEISTER-JONES sageisterjones14@ole.augie.edu Rev. Antje Jackelén claims a lot of firsts. She’s the first woman to be voted Archbishop of Sweden. She’s the first archbishop to have a twitter. She’s also the first female archbishop to meet and be recognized by the Pope. On

Taylor Swift renews her sound in reputation, and fails

JENNA GLASSBURNER jlglassburner15@ole.augie.edu “They say I did something bad,” Taylor Swift sings plaintively, “So why does it feel so good?” If the something bad is the long-awaited reputation, she’s one of the few with a good feeling about it. reputation is Swift’s tell-all concerning her

Students join professor to discuss religion in breakfast club

CASSI LAMB clamb14@ole.augie.edu It is a brisk fall morning and the smell of autumn fills the air. The dark aura of the early morning is illuminated by a blinking ‘OPEN’ sign. Inside Old Soul Cafe, the cold fades away. The bell on the door dings as students

I won’t be home for Christmas: a foreign student’s holiday

JESSICA RUF jnruf15@ole.augie.edu There’s no place like home for the holidays, until home is over a thousand miles away. And for international students, that is often the case. Unlike most Augustana students, who need only drive a short way down the highway, international students often face