Sign in Subscribe

Latest

Registrar Joni Krueger resigns

If Registrar Joni Krueger is one thing, it is good at her job. Krueger does not only perform the duties of a typical registrar: She also serves as Assistant Vice Provost and Co-Director of the Center for Interdisciplinary Studies. Krueger has taken on a wide variety of other responsibilities across

Administration asks departments to reduce budgets

Administration asks departments to reduce budgets

In December 2024, the president’s council asked deans and division chairs to examine and reduce their budgets. The notice followed the June 2024 budget implementation and a $1.4 million discrepancy identified in July. Over the past several years, Augustana has used a predictive analytics model to estimate budgets

Faculty offered early retirement

Faculty offered early retirement

For many professors, Dec. 10 was the start of a much-needed winter break after a long fall semester. Mathematics professor Martha Gregg recalled opening her inbox while on the ski slopes with her brother, expecting the usual messages from a student or colleague. She was confronted with something far more

Recreational Services orchestrates Late Night Roller Skating revival with throwback theme

Recreational Services orchestrates Late Night Roller Skating revival with throwback theme

Augustana’s Recreational Services plans to bring back Late Night Roller Skating on March 1 at Skate City, reviving an event that has been on hiatus since the 2020-2021 school year. “Going into the year, Rec Services was looking to increase the number of Late Nights they offer,” Brooklyn Townsend,

Augustana Choir to unveil decade-long project with tour, recording this March

Augustana Choir to unveil decade-long project with tour, recording this March

The Augustana Choir will launch a tour in March incorporating performance, recording and recruitment initiatives that marks the beginning of a decade-long project called “Tiårasang,” which is Norwegian for “decade-song.” “I hope that more people become aware of the artistry of the Augustana Choir,” Russell Svenningsen, conductor of the Augustana

Angles: Should ICE be allowed to enter college campuses?

College campuses are seen as places to learn — places where students can interact with people from diverse backgrounds as well as from different parts of the country and world. Right now, however, the issues surrounding immigration are ever-present in political conversation and action. The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement

Restaurant review features Dahlia Kitchen + Bar

Restaurant review features Dahlia Kitchen + Bar

Situated within the remerging and recently renovated Steel District of downtown Sioux Falls lies a brand-new venue: Dahlia Kitchen + Bar. The restaurant, which opened on Oct. 15, sits alongside the Big Sioux River and is surrounded by other recently constructed upscale apartment buildings, shops and eateries. The interior features a