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Ryleigh Tupper

Ryleigh is a junior at Augustana University with majors in journalism and media studies. She currently serves as sports editor and social media editor.

I-90 rivalry resumes play after twenty-year hiatus

I-90 rivalry resumes play after twenty-year hiatus

The Augustana Vikings and the South Dakota State Jackrabbits fought over the pigskin for the first time in 20 years on Sept. 14 in Brookings, SD. The non-conference matchup brought back together the DI back-to-back Football Championship Subdivision national champions and the DII Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference champions to the

Women’s golf swings into fall season

Women’s golf swings into fall season

The Augustana women’s golf team kicked off their season with victories over 16 teams during the Central Region Fall Preview in Blue Spring, Missouri during a two-day tournament on Sept. 3 and 4. Senior Shannon McCormick and junior Lanie Veenendall finished the tournament tied for fourth with a final

Seniors reminisce on time as spring athletes

Seniors reminisce on time as spring athletes

Gracey Brink Gracey Brink is a catcher on the softball team and is a double major in exercise science and Spanish with a minor in biology. What has it meant to you to represent your school’s colors on the field? I’ve loved getting to put on the navy

College students should embrace new experiences

College students should embrace new experiences

You only live once. Take that trip. Travel abroad. Do something spontaneous. At the end of the day, college might be the only time you have to take large amounts of time off. This past January, I had the privilege of taking the month off and spending two weeks in

Angles: Should Augustana require more core curriculum classes?

As Augustana continues to adjust its SOPHIA core curriculum, the only class, aside from First-Year Seminar, that has been required for all students to take to fulfill their undergraduate degree is Religion 110: “Exploring Christian Faith.” Students can choose from a selection of courses to make up the remaining required

Carry a camera, capture more moments

Carry a camera, capture more moments

If I had to pick my favorite saying, it would be “Take a picture. It will last longer.” Capturing moments through photos makes memories live forever. Coming from someone who works with the art form daily, everyone should consider practicing photography at one point in their life. My fondest memory

Journey Scholars occupy newly renovated Solberg Hall

Journey Scholars occupy newly renovated Solberg Hall

After receiving renovations throughout the 2022-2023 academic year, Solberg Hall welcomed new residents and a new program this fall: a living-learning community floor dedicated to first-year Journey Scholars recipients. Student Affairs and the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion have integrated the program into the hall. The Journey Scholars program,