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Suggestions for sustainability for stressed students

Suggestions for sustainability for stressed students

Students’ schedules are constantly filled. With classes, homework, jobs, practices and social lives, adding environmental responsibilities to the list seems too burdensome. Finding sustainable solutions to every aspect in one’s life is admirable, but many times overwhelming. However, small sustainable steps can make a difference in the effects of

Same name, different game

Same name, different game

A name can mean nothing to a person, or it could carry a lot of weight. The word that a person responds to throughout their lives, the word that is associated with that person, can shape who they are. Whether it’s the way they interact with the world or

Men’s and women’s golf improve winter practice with simulator

Men’s and women’s golf improve winter practice with simulator

The men’s and women’s golf teams are planning to improve their winter practices with a new golf simulator available on campus. Bill Allen, CEO of Showplace Cabinetry in Harrisburg, donated a brand new golf simulator to the Augustana golf program. Allen’s son, Will, is a freshman this

High amount of open positions for faculty

In the next academic year, Augustana plans to hire 21 faculty members, a higher amount than usual. These individuals will be hired in the areas of academics as well as program directors. President Stephanie Herseth Sandlin said the increased number of hirees is primarily in response to the higher enrollment

‘In Good Hands’ movie review: Prepare for tears

‘In Good Hands’ movie review: Prepare for tears

There’s always one person who cannot tolerate depressing movies with depressing endings, but still watches to the last second of the credits. These types of people are very unusual; they unintentionally get emotionally attached to characters in movies and quickly feel that every protagonist deserves a happy-ending. Usually, these

Students win language scholarship abroad

Students win language scholarship abroad

A summer in a beachy city in South Korea and in an arts-centered city in India will become reality for two students. The Critical Language Scholarship awarded seniors Camryn Hay and Becca Ziems the paid-for language-learning experience. CLS is a program through the U.S. Department of State that sends

Augustana adds mental health support group for athletes

Augustana adds mental health support group for athletes

In response to the growing need for support, Augustana will start an athletes-only mental health support group. Mariah Mogck, the mental health and wellness specialist, has been holding meetings with the sports teams on campus to discuss possible support systems for athletes struggling with their mental health. The uncertain times