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Gubbels appointed inaugural CAS dean

After 15 years of teaching at Augustana, Jennifer Gubbels, associate professor of biology and division chair of natural sciences, will serve as the inaugural dean of the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) starting July 1, 2025. Gubbels’ appointment marks a key step in Provost Joel Johnson’s plan to

International Programs Office responds to nationwide student visa revocations

International Programs Office responds to nationwide student visa revocations

When one senior international student decided to attend Augustana, they were hopeful and excited to see what opportunities the United States and its democratic republic could provide. Little did they know that feelings of unease and worry would begin to set in come late January of their senior year. Across

Enrollment growth projected for fall 2025

Enrollment growth projected for fall 2025

As Augustana prepares for the next academic year, key metrics suggest a large incoming class for fall 2025. Year-to-date (YTD) applications, admitted students and deposits have increased since fall 2024. President Stephanie Herseth Sandlin believes the preliminary data indicates likely enrollment growth, a notable achievement considering the national trend of

$35,000 Commons touchscreen sees little student engagement

$35,000 Commons touchscreen sees little student engagement

Renovations to the Morrison Commons wrapped up at the start of the 2024-2025 school year. But despite the sleek, new touchscreen TV panels that were installed in the main entrance of the Commons last fall, the Division of Student Affairs is struggling to encourage students to use the $35,000

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,