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New duo to head ASA

New duo to head ASA

What made you want to run for presidency and vice presidency? Teller: I was inspired to run because I’ve been passionate about being involved in ASA, and I’ve really noticed a lack of connection among ASA, the student body and administration. What pushed me to consider running was

Campus area sees increase in crime this spring

Campus area sees increase in crime this spring

Warmer spring weather has prompted an uptick in crime and suspicious activity in the campus area, as April witnessed a break-in, strangers knocking on doors and a man masturbating in parking lots. On April 13, an unknown male subject broke into an off-campus residence that several female Augustana students live

Course catalog receives a refresh

Course catalog receives a refresh

As early as fall 2025, the registrar’s office, in conjunction with the curriculum council and department chairs, will revise Augustana’s course catalog to include new course titles and descriptions, as well as a new course numbering system. According to Joni Krueger, the registrar and assistant vice provost of

Grants help campus go green

Grants help campus go green

Augustana has received several sustainability grants over the past few years, all of which have gone towards a greener campus and have funded initiatives, such as the apple orchard, bees and hammocks. In 2017, Augustana received a $375,000 grant from an unnamed regional philanthropy group to promote sustainability on

Angles: Do details really matter in creative writing?

Angles: Do details really matter in creative writing?

Somewhat accidentally, the theme for the Angles topics of this semester has been debates between writers about writing, media and the digital age. From the ethics of ChatGPT to paying for news subscriptions to the value of print media in a digital landscape, Mirror writers have labored over topics on

Farewell from the Mirror editors

Farewell from the Mirror editors

The Mirror hasn’t seen a team of co-editors-in-chief for a while — the last set graduated in 2010. It’s a hard job to share with so many responsibilities and possibilities for mistakes. We would like to think we made it work because of our good-cop-bad-cop leadership style. Sydney made

Zach’s Highlight Reel

Zach’s Highlight Reel

Memphis Grizzlies at Los Angeles Lakers Friday, April 28 — Midway through the third quarter, the Lakers had a 29-point lead and were looking to put the Grizzlies away early. Laker Dennis Schröder drove to the hoop, and the Grizzlies’ defense crashed hard. Suddenly, Schroder’s teammate Anthony Davis came wide