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Women place third, men place fifth at NSIC Championship

The Augustana men’s and women’s track teams finished out their indoor season on a high note with two top-five placings at the NSIC championship meet on Feb. 22 and 23 in Mankato, Minnesota. The women’s team finished the meet strong, earning 111 points and a third-place ranking.

Women’s Basketball powers past Northern for first-round NSIC win

The No. 3 seeded Augustana (22-10, NSIC 13-9) women’s basketball team used an early lead to give it the confidence and energy it needed to take down the No. 6 seeded Northern State (10-19, 7-15) with a score of 80-64 in the First Round of the NSIC championship on

Vikings fall in the First Round of the NSIC Men’s Basketball Conference Tournament

The No. 2 seeded Vikings fell to the No. 7 seeded University of Minnesota Crookston Golden Eagles 87-72 at the Sioux Falls Arena Wednesday night. After a 24-3 run by the Golden Eagles to start the second half, the score was 66-39 with 14:25 left to go. “We came

Softball seeks to ‘own the field’

The Augustana softball team is back and ready for regular season action. After going 5-3 in Texas over interim break, the Vikings will spend spring break in Florida playing 12 games. After honing specific skills in the fall, senior catcher Maggie Kadrlik said the team is “really excited to play.

Baseball looks to replicate success

The Augustana baseball team is coming into the 2019 season with a championship win under its belt, a No. 1 ranking and lofty hopes. The team wants to repeat last season’s NCAA Division II National Championship win and senior right-hand pitcher Derek Dahlke thinks it can happen: “Why not?

Vinyl Taco supplies neon lights, social hangout, tacos rivaling Giliberto’s

It’s a Monday night, around 8 p.m. Why a Monday night? Because I’m busy and that’s the only day I have open for shenanigans. I veer into the parking lot in my 2005 Volkswagen Passat with my fellow investigator, Shauna Pauli, in my passenger seat. After

Graduate volunteers in Democratic Republic of Congo

Alarmed, Beza Tesfaye Mekonnen ’18 scrutinized the tree-tops of the Democratic Republic of Congo from her airplane window seat. Having received her plane ticket the day before, the realization struck her like a block of ice: “Is this something I want to do? Do I really want to be deployed