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ASO celebrates holiday with dumplings and friends

The dumplings were the star of the show Friday, Feb. 12, at the Asian Student Organization’s (ASO) celebration of Lunar New Year. The new year is a huge, sometimes month long, celebration in Asian countries, including China, Vietnam, and Mongolia, according to freshman biology and psychology major Shirley Wang.

Sandals provide year-round freedom, simplicity for students

Before heading to class on a chilly October morning, some students throw on boots or tennis shoes, while others slip on their sandals, open toe and all, and their feet crunch over the drifting autumn leaves. They shiver their way to a 7:50 a.m. class with their breath

Patrick Hicks explores ‘the stories that we bury’ in latest novel

Events in the past have led Americans to make great technological progress. However, those events wouldn’t exist without the ties of corruption coming before it. The balance between scientific discovery and space explorations would not have been concurred if not first exploited in Nazi Germany. Patrick Hicks, professor of

Foodies of Augustana share their easy meal hacks

One way to end a long week of papers, exams and quizzes is with a crunchy sweet pepper topped with smooth cream cheese and savory seasoning while Netflix’s “Bly Manor” plays. While college may mean the end of home-cooked meals, many students have found ways to bring comfort food

Movie Review: Borat 2 is “Very Nice!”

People over the age of 30 might remember the release of “Borat.” For the following year or two, impressions of Sacha Baron Cohen’s Kazakh journalist character were everywhere, from cubicles to dorm rooms. The film had a certain novelty. Trick interviews and hidden camera pranks existed, but they didn’

Dr. Knutson shares love of music, passion for playing flute with family

Music. A simple word. Yet, it encompasses every aspect of Dr. Dennis Knutson’s life. “The flute was my therapy. I could be studying hard for a medical exam but can always go back and enjoy wonderful music as a flutist,” Knutson explains. 8-year-old Knutson heard the piccolo for the

Campus custodians at the front lines of the fight against COVID-19

Whether they are vacuuming resident hallways or wiping down classrooms, the members of the Augustana custodial staff have been putting in extra hours to ensure student safety amid the COVID-19 pandemic. East Hall custodian and supervisor for East and Granskou halls Dan Cordie said the custodial staff was reduced to