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Faceless Prayers: Students gather and pray over anonymous requests

Rain continues to fall through the night sky as another dreary Tuesday comes to an end. Inside the chapel, four women gather on plush, black couches, talking and laughing as they wait to see if more will come. As the clock turns to 9:03 pm, they decide that this

Billie Sutton holds late-election campaign stop at Augustana

JACOB KNUTSON jaknutson15@ole.augie.edu Just six hours before polls close, Democratic governor hopeful Billie Sutton made a 30-minute campaign stop at Augustana University on Tuesday afternoon. Sutton spoke to a crowd of roughly 60 students and faculty in the Morrison Commons and afterward posed for photos with supporters

Vikings soccer heading for semifinals after high-scoring win

The Augustana Vikings women’s soccer team will be advancing to the semifinal round of the NSIC tournament after its 4-1 win over the Winona State Warriors Oct. 31 at Morstad Field. Head coach Brandon Barkus said the team deviated from its normal template for the season. “It wasn’t

Winckler becomes Sioux Falls Shriners Hospital ambassador after 21 years of visits

Edit and correction: We originally posted this article with the name Dr. Michael Crandall, instead of Robin Crandall. We deeply apologize for the mistake. It has been fixed. Augustana Senior Katie Winckler was born with proximal femoral focal deficiency (PFFD) and has been a patient at Shriners Children’s Hospital

University revives special education graduate program

Augustana University will reintroduce an updated special education graduate program this spring after being inactive for 13 years. Education chair Laurie Daily said the new program will be entirely online, compared to the low-enrollment, in-class program that ran from 1984 to 2005. “We offered [the old program] face-to-face,” Daily said.

Tension spikes at ASA meeting with approval of Black Student Union

Black Student Union members faced mixed reactions of apprehension and acceptance as they received club recognition at the Augustana Student Association this last Tuesday. BSU vice president Montrell Moore said the club will encourage black students to be unified and provide a space of their own. As the club becomes

Vikings victory over Marauders gives cause for celebration

NOAH WICKS ntwicks17@ole.augie.edu The Augustana Vikings football team came out of Viking days singing the Augustana Fight Song after a defeating the University of Mary Marauders 48-16 at Kirkeby-Over Stadium. “It was a great team win today,” coach Jerry Olszewski said. “Like our coaches say, we left