Variety

Marriage and anthropology go hand-in-hand for Gina Palefsky, assistant director of research for the archaeology lab, and Trent Trombley, assistant professor of anthropology.  The couple teaches 12% of the university’s First-Year Seminar (FYS) classes, both with two sections each. Palefsky teaches Food and Culture, and Trombley teaches The Anthropology

Augustana’s art department welcomed back alumna Gracie Rothering ‘22 with open arms and open minds. Through her exhibit at the Eide/Dalrymple Gallery from Sept. 11 to Oct. 2, Rothering shared her vulnerabilities regarding her heritage with educators she had during her time here, as well as with young

In the basement of the Fryxell Humanities Center is a practice room. Inside of that room is a chair, a music stand, a piano and bench. Atop that bench sits Adam Brachman.  Through his mind swirl notes, rhythms and chords. His fingers dance up and down the piano, hitting keys

Laughter drifted through the Solberg basement, mingling with the soft click of needles and the steady rhythm of yarn sliding through fingers. Bright skeins of color spilled across tables, and the hum of conversation filled the cozy room in which the Gender and Sexuality Alliance meets. Some students focus intently

A quaint bakery-café tucked in between the brick buildings of Sioux Falls downtown off of 8th street is the perfect place for a sweet baked good paired with a hot and creamy latte. Queen City Bakery’s smooth and rich coffee will keep you awake to enjoy a taste of

Artificial intelligence concerns for many on campus include primarily those of academic integrity and obtaining the right information needed for assignments and term papers.  The kickoff to this year’s Critical Inquiry and Citizenship Colloquium is changing that. On Thursday, Sept. 11 in Hamre Hall, the Augustana Psychology Club hosted