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First Cabo Verdean student joins Augustana

First Cabo Verdean student joins Augustana

Rauline Goncalves celebrated not one but two countries’ independence days this past July. The freshman international student hails from Cabo Verde, a small island nation off the coast of Western Africa with a population of around 600,000, whose national day of independence takes place on July 5. She is

Out to eat in Sioux Falls: Giliberto’s always open

Out to eat in Sioux Falls: Giliberto’s always open

It’s 2 a.m. Augustana, once teeming with students, now lies eerily still. Silence engulfs you, broken only by the low grumblings of your insatiable stomach. Yet just a short three-minute drive away, Giliberto’s is cooking a fresh order of carne asada super nachos to satisfy your late-night

The SHOP designs space for community

The SHOP designs space for community

As a student wanders to the campus Starbucks to order their much needed caffeine boost – a cold brew – they hear the sound of clippers, music and laughter emanating from the Back Alley. Peaking around the corner, they stumble upon The SHOP. Augustana University’s Diversity, Equity and Inclusion organization hosted

Out to Eat in Sioux Falls: All Day Cafe

Out to Eat in Sioux Falls: All Day Cafe

After navigating a packed parking lot, my friend and I arrived in the bustling waiting room of the All Day Cafe for Sunday morning breakfast. The hostess hastily greeted us and said the wait time was 25-30 minutes, which we expected. During the wait, I appreciated the welcoming atmosphere. The

Full circle: former computer science chair returns to lead department

Full circle: former computer science chair returns to lead department

Junior Ravi Plath takes a seat in Madsen Center classroom 002 as Marcia Entwistle steps down to the front of the classroom and begins to take attendance, asking each student, “If you could design any sort of security system for any company, what would it be?” Plath answers “Olive Garden,

Anthropology Club’s prehistoric pitch

Anthropology Club’s prehistoric pitch

The Anthropology Club kicked off their semester with a bang – or more accurately, with a whoosh and thud. The club hosted atlatl throwing on the campus green, drawing in curious students to learn more about the club and to try their hand at throwing an atlatl. An atlatl, known as

Sound Mind takes center stage at Levitt, creates jazz fusion waves

Sound Mind takes center stage at Levitt, creates jazz fusion waves

Student-led jazz fusion band, Sound Mind, hit a high note this summer with a performance at the Levitt in downtown Sioux Falls. The band seized an opportunity to showcase their talents in front of a crowd of nearly 2,000, opening for the LowDown Brass Band. Aiden Beckstrom, a senior