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Grandmothers inspire Project Pathways’ campus inclusion
Project Pathways providing one path toward opportunities
ERIN MAIROSE
elmairose13@ole.augie.edu
A group of seven Native American grandmothers conceived the idea to start Project Pathways in 2015.
Director of Innovation and Entrepreneurship Pam Homan said the program started with a conversation about how to serve a “population of
Middle schoolers find ‘pathways’ to college
Project Pathways Program now in its second year at Augustana
ERIN MAIROSE
elmairose13@ole.augie.edu
Sixteen students head into chemistry lab in the Froiland Science Complex. Their assignment for the afternoon is to help solve a crime scene by matching the suspect’s fingerprints and testing soil samples containing
FSC still working out classroom kinks
Froiland Science Complex experiencing
‘growing pains’
ERIN MAIROSE
elmairose13@ole.augie.edu
Well into its second semester of operation, the Froiland Science Complex is experiencing what math professor Carl Olimb calls “growing pains” as students and faculty adjust to classrooms and technology.
During fall semester a fan in Olimb’s
Augustana, Sodexo consider community garden
Augustana and Sodexo aim to become environmentally friendly with garden
JESSICA RUF
jnruf15@ole.augie.edu
Tomatoes, carrots, onions, radishes and other vegetables could be seen sprouting around campus in the distant future as Augustana and Sodexo consider planting a community garden together, according to president of Augie Green Liz
J-term, May-term? Interim schedule under discussion
May-term in question for Augustana
KAYLYN DEITER
kkdeiter13@ole.augie.edu
Studying abroad in May. A four-week winter break. Reduced faculty workload. Graduation on Cinco de Mayo.
These are all reasons a group of faculty proposed the possibility of a May-term at a February meeting.
But there are drawbacks to
Celebrity astrophysicist headlines Boe Forum day after spring break
Neil deGrasse Tyson to speak at Augustana
DESTINY PINDER-BUCKLEY
drpinderbuckley16@ole.augie.edu
The return from spring break will mark an out-of-this-world experience for many star-struck Augustana students, staff, faculty and the surrounding Sioux Falls community.
Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson will speak at the Boe Forum on Public Affairs 7: