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Veda Tonneson

Veda graduated from Augustana University with majors in English and journalism.

Eide/Dalrymple Gallery features editorial cartoonist's artwork

Eide/Dalrymple Gallery features editorial cartoonist's artwork

From Nov. 16 to Dec. 14, the Eide/Dalrymple Gallery will display the exhibition "Drawing Truth to Power: 40 Years of Political Cartoons by Rob Rogers." In Viking Reflections, the Mirror met with Rogers to discuss his art and career.

Students add gender, sexuality and women's studies minor

Students add gender, sexuality and women's studies minor

Augustana officially offered its new gender, sexuality and women's studies minor to students this September. In this episode, Viking Reflections meets with sociology professor Spencier Ciaralli and junior Angelica Morales to discuss the minor.

Students, community honor Indigenous Peoples' Day

Students, community honor Indigenous Peoples' Day

On Oct. 8, Augustana community members gathered to celebrate and learn about the importance of Indigenous Peoples' Day.

Students' rock band "Saturn's Grace" finds success

Students' rock band "Saturn's Grace" finds success

Two freshmen students formed a band before they attended Augustana. Now, Saturn's Grace is taking on more live performances.

Augustana celebrates 100 years of homecoming

Augustana celebrates 100 years of homecoming

Beginning Sept. 18, the Augustana community welcomed a week filled with celebrations of Viking traditions, history and friendships. However, Viking Days in 2023 came with a twist: it marked the 100th anniversary of homecoming at Augustana. “Augustana started celebrating homecoming because some coaches went along with students to a homecoming

Figure skaters aim to establish club at Augustana

Figure skaters aim to establish club at Augustana

Last fall, one freshman decided to address the lack of opportunities for college students passionate about figure skating. Her solution: proposing the Augustana University Figure Skating Club. Now in her sophomore year, Mikayla Kolbeck said the club is starting to progress. Some of the club’s first events will take

ChatGPT: a useful tool for students

ChatGPT: a useful tool for students

The ethical implications of Artificial Intelligence programs like ChatGPT have been causing some chaos for university professors and faculty. Here’s the big question: Should ChatGPT be allowed in educational settings, and if so, what crosses the line? I’ve heard a broad range of arguments, from advocating for the