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Campus sustains connection to nature by lending a perch to Hawks.

A hawk swoops to the southwest corner of the Madsen, dropping right over a student walking to class. The brown, red and white raptor is on the hunt for the prey it spotted from the new perch created by senior Alicia Grassmid. The wooden perch atop the Madsen encourages the

‘Return to the Floating World’: an art review of 2020

Simplicity, simplicity, simplicity. Yet somehow it’s tied to the intricacy of etched paperwork. With her many earthy and beige color schemes, Johanna Mueller brought to life the emotional rollercoaster that was her 2020 experience in “Return to the Floating World.” “It was a year full of emotions that often

‘Nomadland’: An Odyssey to the West

Sooner or later, all of us are going to have to leave college. Some may know what they want to do from their first day of freshman year. Others, like me, may be in the final hours still contemplating what to do with their lives. So what does “Nomadland”, a

Augustana’s own Miss Amazing

The auditorium was still with silence for a moment before the crowd erupted with applause and a standing ovation. Many were still in tears after listening to Skylar Jones deliver the poem “Take my Hand” by Andrea Smith for her talent portion of Miss Amazing. The poem Jones recited in

‘Malcolm & Marie’ review: black and white and not much else

One of the few neat things that came out of 2020 was seeing how filmmakers adapted to coronavirus mitigation protocols. Since production of the second season of their hit show Euphoria was delayed, Zendaya and showrunner Sam Levinson decided to keep working instead of taking a break. With a bare-bones

Augie theatre explores ‘Medea’—Cast brings new life to old myth

It is 431 B.C., and in Athens, Greece thousands of spectators gather around a central stage upon which a small group of men weave a tale. The audience is fascinated by this dramatic story of gods, kings, betrayal and dire consequences. It is a familiar myth reimagined at the

New hives on campus make students amateur beekeepers

In the springtime, a wafting smell of flowers and rain brings honey bee pollinators, dancing through sweet prairies and helping plants grow fruit and reproduce. “You don’t need a large property to start a garden to attract honey bees or native bees. Take a piece of the lawn that