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Dining services extends Ordal Dining Hall’s hours to 8 p.m. in trial run

Rebekah Tuchscherer rjtuchscherer16@ole.augie.edu On any given night before April 8th, senior track and cross country runner Josh Barrows would run straight from practice to the Ordahl Dining Hall. As practice times often coincided with dining hall hours, it wasn’t uncommon for Barrows to swipe his student

ANGLES: Party Power: Should there be a limit on the number of presidential candidates?

Yes, parties need to stop splintering from within JOHN WALKER jrwalker18@ole.augie.edu The pool for 2020 presidential candidates seems to be expanding every day. While the Republican party has almost unanimously chosen President Trump as its nominee, the Democrats have a long road ahead to choose who they

ASA votes down proposal to cut five senate positions

Alexa Ankrum avankrum15@ole.augie.edu On April 29, ASA, in its last meeting for the 2018-2019 year, voted down a proposal to decrease the number of senator positions on ASA. The debate about whether to decrease the number of senators in ASA had been ongoing. “The idea of decreasing

Dedication allows Selland to make major recovery

The game clock reads 7:43 in the first quarter of the Augustana-SMSU women’s basketball game on Jan. 4 as Shelby Selland races down the court on a breakaway opportunity. As Selland reaches the end of the court and prepares to shoot, her right knee gives out and she

Humanities to get facelift, new name over summer

Kelsey Sprout klsprout16@ole.augie.edu While students are celebrating their new-found summer freedom, construction crews will be hard at work in the Humanities Building giving it a long overdue facelift. Starting the week after commencement, construction will begin on both the music and classroom sides of the building in

ASA vice president’s car vandalized

JACOB KNUTSON jaknutson15@ole.augie.edu Just five days after students elected her as ASA’s next vice president, sophomore Audrey Cope walked out to her car on the morning of April 13 and discovered that someone carved “KKK” in the ice covering her car’s back window and scraped

Freshman cellist plays with South Dakota Symphony

Freshman Anabelle Lecy practices the cello. Photo by Keeley Meier. While most freshmen spend their afternoons and weekends exploring their newfound freedom, Annabelle Lecy is partial to spending time in a practice room in the basement of Humanities. Because of this, Lecy (who goes by Anni) is already an accomplished