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Boe Forum speaker encourages sustainability

Boe Forum speaker encourages sustainability

The former prime minister of Norway emphasized the importance of environmentalism and humanitarianism at the annual Boe Forum on Public Affairs on Tuesday, March 14. Gro Harlem Brundtland served three terms as Norway’s first female prime minister from 1981 until 1996. She also served as Director General for the

ASA returns UBG’s funding to pre-pandemic amount

ASA returns UBG’s funding to pre-pandemic amount

The Augustana Student Association restored the Union Board of Governors’ annual budget allocation to 35% of ASA’s total annual allocation after decreasing their budget during the COVID-19 pandemic. Senators unanimously voted to restore the funding at the Feb. 19 ASA meeting. The amendment to ASA’s by-laws increased UBG’

Wrestling wraps up season with All-American honors

Wrestling wraps up season with All-American honors

Augustana wrestling saw four wrestlers compete in the 2023 NCAA Division II Wrestling Championships, with one wrestler taking home All-American honors. Sophomore Jaxson Rohman at 125 pounds, senior Hunter Burnett at 141 pounds, senior Kolby Kost at 174 pounds and senior Cade Mueller at 184 pounds made the trip to

Angelus occurrences are not cause for speculation

Angelus occurrences are not cause for speculation

I remember the day Angelus was told we were no longer invited to participate in Vespers. Everyone got quiet, but the quiet didn’t last for long. It was replaced with tears, questions and anger. As a freshman, I came in with no knowledge of Vespers and its importance to

Senators and representatives should support Native American human rights act

Senators and representatives should support Native American human rights act

When my parents made the difficult decision to leave behind everyone they knew and everything they loved to move to the United States, they did so fearfully but with courage and the fierce desire to provide a better life for their children. When I made the decision to seek higher

Sodexo caterer brings Festival of Fire to campus green

Sodexo caterer brings Festival of Fire to campus green

Students walking by the campus green on Saturday night, March 18, were treated to a fire spinning show by local fire artists. The Festival of Fire, organized by Sodexo caterer Carl Allen, featured a group of performers from the local group Last Ember who lit nunchucks, poles, chains and hula

Snow brings more campus cancellations and higher costs than previous years

Snow brings more campus cancellations and higher costs than previous years

Since December, South Dakota has witnessed a series of major winter storms that have dumped feet of snow across the state. Sioux Falls has received more than 44 inches of snow so far, making for costly campus maintenance and cleanup. “The dollars spent this year to date are about double