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The inside scoop: SuFu ice cream ranked

Ice cream—it answers every question a college student could possibly have. Are you stressed because you haven’t found a job or an internship? Ice cream. Did you break up with your significant other? Ice cream. What’s that—you’ve worked on homework for a solid 30 minutes,

Freshman cellist plays with South Dakota Symphony

Freshman Anabelle Lecy practices the cello. Photo by Keeley Meier. While most freshmen spend their afternoons and weekends exploring their newfound freedom, Annabelle Lecy is partial to spending time in a practice room in the basement of Humanities. Because of this, Lecy (who goes by Anni) is already an accomplished

Late Night Throwback takes students back to childhood

Students stepped into their childhood at the first Late Night Throwback on Saturday night at the Elmen. Dinosaur nuggets, smiley face fries, friendship bracelets, Wii Sports, hula hoops and games of Lightning greeted them. Senior Carly Donald, who organized the event, knew from the start that the event would be

5 stand-out students receive 17th annual Covenant Awards

Augustana’s 17th annual Covenant Awards awarded five students for their fulfillment of Augustana’s five core values: Christian Faith, Liberal Arts, Excellence, Community and Service. The awards ceremony took place on April 5 at Our Savior’s Lutheran Church where Dean of Students Mark Blackburn presented the awards. “We

Augustana’s first fine arts dance group premiered first dance Tuesday night

April 9 went down in history for the ArtiTänzer Project. The newly-formed fine arts dance club hosted its first performance in Hamre Hall on Tuesday night. Working with the Augie Feminist Equality Movement, the English and Journalism department and It’s On Us, the ArtiTänzer Project focused on the physical

Jordan Peele continues to unnerve with new horror film ‘Us’

Released on March 22, Us is one of the best horror films I have seen. Director of Get Out, Jordan Peele continues his horror career with a movie that made me understand why people love thrillers. From the delightfully spooky music composed by Michael Abels to the marvelous acting from

Meet Augustana’s 2019 Concierto-Aria winners

After a demanding audition process, students Lauren Sandison, Josh Jaton and Anabelle Lecy will showcase their talent at the annual Concerto-Aria concert in the Washington Pavilion on May 4. Lauren Sandison Lauren Sandison, a sophomore music and religion major, hopes to attend graduate school for opera. “My favorite part about