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‘Godzilla vs. Kong’ is what you would expect

It’s been over a year since trips to the movie theater have been a regular occurrence for me. Theaters have implemented COVID-19 procedures but most people, including myself, felt it wasn’t worth the risk. As people get vaccinated, they’ll need big, exciting films to draw them back

Elgersma: LGBTQ+ struggles emerge in Title IX lawsuit

Recently, a class action lawsuit against several Christian colleges and universities called into question the value of the religious exemption written into Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972. Furthermore, it also prompts an important conversation about whether or not religious exemptions have any place in civil and human

COVID-21: Becoming legal during the pandemic

A scratchy sequin dress with a pink sash over it. A loud, crowded bar with sticky floors. Shoulder to shoulder against sweaty strangers with a too-sweet, too-expensive cocktail in your hand. You loudly shout “It’s my birthday!” over the deafening roar of “In Da Club” by 50 Cent (which

Title IX noncompliant: Augustana athletics fall outside Title IX regulations

In response to Augustana University’s 2017-18 school year data, an unknown person filed an Administrative Class Complaint with the U.S. Department of Education about the school’s Title IX compliance. The complaint, which was obtained by The Mirror through a Freedom of Information Act request, was officially filed

Dance group to perform aurora borealis-inspired dance

Augustana’s student-led fine arts dance company, The ArtiTänzer Project, will perform “Sirens of the Dancing Lights,” a story of two tribes attempting to save the northern lights, this year for its spring recital. Many dance forms will be used to tell this story, including contemporary, ballet, lyrical, theatrical and

Catalytic converter reported stolen on campus

When sophomore Kallee Bushfield went to start her silver 2009 Toyota Prius at 4 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 16, she noticed it sounded significantly louder than usual. She had first parked her car in the overflow parking lot near Tuve Hall on Sunday afternoon at around 2 p.m.

Beagle excels in third appearance at NCAA swimming championships

Senior Taylor Beagle qualified for the NCAA swimming championship for the 20-21 school year. Throughout her time at Augustana she has earned All-America honors, been named NSIC swimmer of the year, and has qualified for NSIC and NCAA championships. She also lowered her own record time at the NCAA championship.