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Milk alternatives offer easy sustainability switch

Milk alternatives offer easy sustainability switch

To live a sustainable life is to make daily environmentally conscious decisions and purchases that best fit one’s lifestyle. Small changes can create a significant impact on society’s environmental footprint. One easy way to incorporate sustainability into everyday choices is through food. There are many alternative dietary options

ASA challenges admin, faculty, students

ASA challenges admin, faculty, students

Serving as a longstanding member and current president of the Augustana Student Association this school year, I have witnessed and been part of a truly trying year for Augustana’s students, attributed to the growing pains of the expanding student body. Students have faced challenges in the form of the

Zach’s Highlight Reel

Zach’s Highlight Reel

Washington Wizards at Philadelphia 76ers Sunday, March 12 — Midway through the first quarter, 76ers guard James Harden found himself streaking towards the basket. In front of him were two defenders. As he got to the top of the key, Harden took the ball and bounced it between his legs directly

Baseball Dives Into NSIC Conference Season

Baseball Dives Into NSIC Conference Season

The Vikings baseball team will begin its NSIC season against Southwest Minnesota State on March 18, going in with an overall record of 11-9 from its non-conference season. The non-conference season had a slow start with a 1-4 record against the University of Hawaii at Hilo on Feb. 1 through

Interfaith panel fosters peace

Interfaith panel fosters peace

On March 2, Better Together, the Muslim Students’ Association and the Interfaith Council sponsored an interfaith panel, bringing together students to consider different paths to peacemaking. Irfan Omar, an Indian-born professor at Marquette University, and Léocadie Lushombo, a professor at Santa Clara University from the Democratic Republic of Congo, both

Time stands still in Fryxell Building

Time stands still in Fryxell Building

The clocks in the Fryxell building seem to have minds of their own and never hold the correct time for long. Back in fall 2022, art professor Scott Parsons came up with a clever way to cover up the incorrect times and put the space to good use. “There were

Bake sale shows support for natural disaster victims

Bake sale shows support for natural disaster victims

Students and staff came together to raise $770 for survivors of the recent earthquakes in Syria and Turkey with a bake sale hosted by the Augustana International Club on March 1. The sale included goods both baked and donated by students and staff, and it sought to raise both awareness