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‘You’ season two review: From horrifying to heinous to hilarious

You have probably heard about “You” by now — no, not like you as in yourself, but rather the popular Netflix series about stalker Joe. The first season aired in September of 2018 and as a late Christmas gift, Netflix gave us season two just after Christmas in 2019. After this

Riemersma looks back on year at Naval Academy

Wake up at 5:30 a.m., put on Navy-issued clothing. Work out at 6 a.m., shower, put on Naval uniform, breakfast at 7 a.m.. Five classes, which include leadership and seamanship classes, lunch from 7:50 to 2:50 p.m. Put Navy-issued clothing back on, basketball

Love to explore: voices of student travelers

From befriending locals to discovering the breathtaking views, students from Augie made the world their classroom in January. J-term courses included travel to New Zealand, Spain, Morocco, India, United Kingdom, France, Ecuador, the Galapagos Islands, Germany and Norway. “[The guides] were really nice people, and they taught me a different

Hammer Time: Alum C.J. Ham honored with spot in Pro Bowl

All-NSIC South Division Second Team; Academic All-NSIC honors; NSIC Glen Galligan Award recipient; led the NSIC in rushing touchdowns and yards while becoming just the fourth running back at Augustana to rush for 1,000-plus yards in a single season. All of this in his senior year. After going undrafted

The week I tried eating vegan

Hello dearest readers. Thank you for choosing to read, scan or glance at my newest weekly column, Grace Notes. As students, our lifestyles are often chaotic, overwhelming and full of choices on how we can spend our already divided time. Experimenting with our routine is not something we can always

New AOP director plans to expand, improve program

Dedicated to organizing and facilitating outdoor activities for students, faculty and staff, the Augustana Outdoor Program (AOP) works to expand students’ world beyond the classroom and to create fun and exciting experiences for the campus community. Over J-term break, the Augustana Outdoor Program celebrated the end of January’s heavy

Course rating system tested for midterm

Starting last fall, the Academic Affairs Office began testing a new way for Augustana students to evaluate their teachers and classes. Student Ratings of Instruction, also referred to as SRIs, are the forms students fill out at the end of the semester to review their classes. According to Jay Kahl,