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McCabe: Students should be mindful of food waste.

Picture this: A large plate piled high with well-seasoned fried rice, crispy egg rolls, saucy sesame chicken and crab rangoons galore is placed in front of you. Your mouth waters at the tanilizing scent. As you hungrily dig in, your friends are presented with similar plates of their own. Soon,

Softball enters season with hope

After winning the 2019 NCAA Division II Softball Championship, the Vikings were ready to go the distance again in 2020. COVID-19 had other plans. The Vikings were 16-3 with seven-straight wins when the pandemic shut down collegiate play on March 13, 2020. The team unofficially finished fourth according to the

Movie Review: ‘Raya and the Last Dragon’ is ‘Moana’ but better

The world seems to come to a halt whenever a new Disney animated movie comes out. Films like “Zootopia” and “Moana” were bona fide instant classics, and I still have nightmares of “Let It Go” playing several times in a row on the radio. Now, it’s surprising that we

Swanson produces album ‘Year of the Zauce’

Augustana senior Logan Swanson has claimed 2021 as his year and named it the “Year of the Zauce,” which coincides with the title of his first full-length extended play (EP). Senior Logan Swanson, who goes by the stage name of DJ Zauce, has performed for events at Augustana as well

Volleyball in competition season

After losing its traditional fall season to COVID-19, the volleyball team chose to declare this spring as its competition season. The team is scrimmaging against other teams in the league, which allows it to have unofficial games now that the NSIC allows gameplay. The team will proceed with a fall

Track competes at NCAA national championships

Augustana Track and Field sent 10 athletes to the NCAA Indoor Championships in Birmingham, Alabama on March 11 – 13. After a weekend of personal bests and All-American awards, the men’s team was No. 33 out of 44 teams, and the women’s team placed No. 12 out of 48

Green, Metzel present on genetic engineering at Boe Forum

The 24th Boe Forum on Public Affairs—the first ever held virtually—featured two prominent geneticists, Dr. Robert Green and Dr. Jamie Metzl, who discussed the future of genetic sequencing and the ethical concerns and responsibilities that come with genetic progress in healthcare. The event, titled “Are We Ready? The