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Parker Carbonneau

Parker Carbonneau is sophomore at Augustana, where he studies journalism. He currently serves as ASA reporter

Augustana soccer charges into new season

Augustana soccer charges into new season

On Sept. 22, the Augustana soccer team fell to the Minnesota State Mavericks in a 3-1 loss on the road. With a record of 2-3-1, the Vikings are ranked eighth in the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference, but current standings fail to tell the full story. Head coach Brandon Barkus, entering

Four freshmen prevail in competitive ASA race

Four freshmen prevail in competitive ASA race

This fall, Augustana’s freshman class elected four new senators to the Augustana Student Association. Afomiya Dejene, Maggie McKeown and Igen Nyawanda were elected as freshman senators, and Nina Luz was elected as the freshman international student senator. ASA President Annie Johnston expressed her enthusiasm for what these new senators

Students organize bar crawl for graduating seniors

Students organize bar crawl for graduating seniors

An estimated 150 Augustana seniors will take on local bars and breweries around Sioux Falls in the inaugural Augie Senior Bar Crawl on May 4. The bar crawl will take attendees around local bars and breweries in Sioux Falls. While the event is not affiliated with Augustana, two Augustana seniors,

Augustana Orchestra integrates contemporary music-making technology

Augustana Orchestra integrates contemporary music-making technology

In a recent performance, the Augustana Orchestra showcased an innovative project exploring modern production performance, using virtual instrument accompaniment and digital mixing to emulate the illusion of a full, symphonic orchestra. Senior Gilbert DeWitte, a music and multimedia entrepreneurship major, first proposed the project during a J-term independent study in

Community, traditions converge in iftar meal on campus

Community, traditions converge in iftar meal on campus

On an innocuous night in March, an array of Augustana students and faculty trickle into the 2-in-1 room of the Morrison Commons. The rich, fragrant, smell of butter chicken and biryani saturates the room, accompanied by the melodies of Lebanese R&B artist Maher Zain. The music plays behind

Boe Forum speaker to talk democracy, justice ahead of 2024 election

Boe Forum speaker to talk democracy, justice ahead of 2024 election

On March 19, Augustana and the Center for Western Studies will host an author and political commentator at the 27th annual Boe Forum, titled “America at the Crossroads: The Rule of Law and the Future of Democracy.” The Boe Forum is an annual event that is free and open to