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Behind the scenes of the Archaeology Lab

Tucked away on the edge of campus, a giant metal mammoth guards Augustana’s Archaeology Lab. Lab One, a converted single-story home, wouldn’t look out of place in any American city. A peek through the window of Lab Two, a once-bustling art gallery, reveals a shelf of skulls that

Bare feet should be banned in airports everywhere

Bare feet should be banned in airports everywhere

When I disembarked from my flight from London at the Chicago O’Hare International Airport, I was exhaustedly preparing for the long process of customs and security required of me to get back into the country. I eventually found myself at the front of the security line where I was

Strong finishes highlight golf teams' tournaments

Strong finishes highlight golf teams' tournaments

Augustana’s men’s and women’s golf teams both saw exciting moments during their tournaments this past week. The women placed sixth out of 18 teams in the Hardscrabble Invitational in Fort Smith, Arkansas, on March 24 and 25, while the men’s team placed 12th out of 18

IPO navigates federal policy changes

IPO navigates federal policy changes

Amid recent changes in laws impacting travel abroad and immigration services, the International Programs Office (IPO) projects one of the largest enrollment groups of international students in Augustana’s history, raising questions about how Augustana’s community may be impacted by the federal administration and what it might expect in

Student chemists present research

Student chemists present research

Six students and four faculty members had the opportunity to showcase their research at the American Chemical Society’s (ACS) meeting in San Diego held from March 23-27, an event hosted by the world’s largest scientific society. Senior Lily Ingalls worked closely with Assistant Professor of Chemistry Zachary Schulte,

Tuve to reopen, house students starting fall 2025

Tuve to reopen, house students starting fall 2025

Renovations on Tuve Hall are set to begin in the first week of April 2025 and conclude between late July and mid-August, according to President Stephanie Herseth Sandlin, which will allow the dorm to house students come fall 2025. Tuve was set to be renovated over the 2023-2024 academic year,

Brewing, fermentation cohort brews 'Orange Honey Saison'

Brewing, fermentation cohort brews 'Orange Honey Saison'

Anticipation is building for Augustana’s brewing and fermentation students. After years of intense work and dedication from campus and Sioux Falls community members, a single project could be the make or break: fifteen weeks, four students and one artisan beer they call “Orange Honey Saison.” Augustana’s first graduating