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Madisyn Stogsdill

Art exhibit illustrates professor’s ‘roadtrip with cancer’

This spring, religion professor Ann Pederson used her knowledge of teaching and living with cancer to create an art exhibit with her husband, hoping to educate individuals about her journey. The exhibit, “A Roadtrip with Cancer,” will be available at the University of South Dakota Sanford School of Medicine until

School of Music prepares for the future

School of Music prepares for the future

Program will grow to four choral ensembles next academic year The Augustana School of Music is set to add two new choral groups this fall that will incorporate a more modern perspective, School of Music faculty say. The School of Music currently features three choirs: Angelus, Augustana Choir and Chamber

Tuve to stay offline next academic year

Tuve to stay offline next academic year

Tuve Hall will be unavailable for student housing in the 2024-2025 academic year, as it is set to be offline again for renovations. Augustana first announced in spring 2023 that repairs to Tuve Hall would be made during the current school year. In an email to the Augustana Mirror, Shannan

Presidential candidate talks with club

Presidential candidate talks with club

As the wide screens of a Froiland Science Complex room flickered to life, a crowd of restless students shifted in their seats, their movement and anticipation echoing throughout the quiet space. The hosts, members and officers of Augie Dems, rushed to greet their guest speaker on the screen. After a

The School of Music gains a new professor

The School of Music gains a new professor

A conductor, artistic director and documentary host added “Augustana music professor” to his list of titles this fall. After applying to several jobs during the pandemic, David Chin wasn’t sure where his study of renowned composer and musician Johann Sebastian Bach would take him. He ended up in South

Questions arise with ghost bike’s removal

Questions arise with ghost bike’s removal

A white bike has rested against the pole of a stoplight on the corner of 33rd Street and Grange Avenue for the past year, marking the site of a tragic car accident. As holidays passed and seasons changed, the ghost bike remained and served as a memorial to Colin Tibbetts: