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Out to eat in Sioux Falls: Yummy House deserves near-perfect rating

Out to eat in Sioux Falls: Yummy House deserves near-perfect rating

On a quiet corner on South Sycamore Avenue, right across from Hy-Vee, sits Yummy House, a family-owned Chinese restaurant. After the Holi celebration on campus, my friend and I decided Yummy House would make for the perfect spot to wind down and satisfy our hunger. We had played hard and

Travelers embark on unconventional trips

Travelers embark on unconventional trips

As the sun rises over a peaceful sandy beach in Puerto Rico, one sophomore Augustana student opens his eyes to see the ocean. Coming here over J-term was a refreshing interruption from the many mornings Carter Schmitz had spent in his gloomy Granskou dorm room, its seemingly endless LED lights

Taylor Swift’s new album requires second listen

Taylor Swift’s new album requires second listen

Taylor Swift fans had plenty of excitement on Feb. 4, 2024. Not only did Swift win her 13th Grammy, this time for “Best Pop Vocal Album,” but she also announced the upcoming release of her newest album: “The Tortured Poets Department.” On April 19, Swift’s 11th studio album hit

Out to eat in Sioux Falls: Drink varieties, tasty meals at JL Beers

Out to eat in Sioux Falls: Drink varieties, tasty meals at JL Beers

I’ve been 21 for almost a year now. I have gone out on weekends with friends, ordered the occasional drink at family dinners and had simple, unmeasured mixed drinks to watch a movie after a long day. I’ll admit that I’m not the biggest fan of beer,

Community, traditions converge in iftar meal on campus

Community, traditions converge in iftar meal on campus

On an innocuous night in March, an array of Augustana students and faculty trickle into the 2-in-1 room of the Morrison Commons. The rich, fragrant, smell of butter chicken and biryani saturates the room, accompanied by the melodies of Lebanese R&B artist Maher Zain. The music plays behind

Art exhibit illustrates professor’s ‘roadtrip with cancer’

This spring, religion professor Ann Pederson used her knowledge of teaching and living with cancer to create an art exhibit with her husband, hoping to educate individuals about her journey. The exhibit, “A Roadtrip with Cancer,” will be available at the University of South Dakota Sanford School of Medicine until

Community creates pottery for Panzi Foundation

Community creates pottery for Panzi Foundation

“In all of the 200 languages spoken, the Democratic Republic of Congo didn’t even have a word for rape. Then the war started.” These are the words displayed prominently on the Panzi Foundation’s website, a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the lives of women and children in the