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New STEM club promotes science in community

New STEM club promotes science in community

A professor and two students recently created ExploSTEM, a new student organization based on promoting diversity and engaging kids in science. Sally Mallowa, a biology professor, as well as Isha Hooda and Vanessa Vaudrey, the co-presidents of ExlpoSTEM, worked together at a science, technology, engineering and math camp for children

New Amazon lockers bring convenience to campus

New Amazon lockers bring convenience to campus

A set of Amazon lockers are the newest addition to the Morrison Commons and provide students and faculty with a flexible mailing option. To use the lockers, users must be logged into their Amazon accounts. Once they are at checkout, they must enter Augustana’s address — 2001 S Summit Ave,

“Black Panther” sequel moves series forward

“Black Panther” sequel moves series forward

The future of the “Black Panther” series was upended following the tragic death of Chadwick Boseman and the loss of his powerful portrayal of King T’Challa. Despite this hardship, though, the series pushed forward with its newest movie “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.” With Ryan Coogler returning as director, “Wakanda

Spanish professor receives award for novel

Spanish professor receives award for novel

For five years, Augustana Spanish professor Pilar Cabrera Fonte dedicated most of her free time to creating her first novel. Now, all of the 5 a.m. wake-up calls, hours of interviews and trips to Mexico have been formally recognized with her receival of a literary award. Cabrera Fonte’s

“Midnights:” Taylor Swift’s striking return to pop

“Midnights:” Taylor Swift’s striking return to pop

Taylor Swift’s 10th studio album, “Midnights,” returns to the pop sound she left with “Lover” in 2019. Swift describes “Midnights” as stories from 13 sleepless nights throughout her life. With a darker, more experimental sound than Swift is known for, this album is an intimate look into Swift’s

South Dakota to elect new governor, lt. governor on November 8

South Dakota to elect new governor, lt. governor on November 8

This November, South Dakota Republican Governor Kristi Noem is running against Democratic candidate Jamie Smith and Libertarian candidate Tracey Quint. The Mirror interviewed Smith about his campaign focus in October. The Mirror staff attempted to contact Noem multiple times for an interview, but she was unavailable for comment. Noem’s

District 12 candidates compete for house and senate

District 12 candidates compete for house and senate

There are three seats up for election in South Dakota District 12, two for the House of Representatives and one for the Senate. Those registered in the district can vote on Nov. 8. Democratic Party candidates Democratic candidates include Jessica Meyers for the District 12 Senate position and Kristen Hayward