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Bike Share remains ownerless

JESSICA RUF jnruf15@ole.augie.edu One way Augustana helps keep students on the trails is through the Augustana Bike Share program, which allows students to rent one of its six bikes for up to three hours for free. However, with frequent student use, the bicycles inevitably need repairs. For

Real as Air: Swanson documents his sister’s battle with ALS through playwriting

KATELYN CLEMENT kmclement16@ole.augie.edu Written by Professor Richard Swanson and directed by Jayna Fitzsimmons, Real as Air looks into the life of Kathy Swanson, Richard Swanson’s sister, and her battle with ALS. Starting in 2006 when Kathy was first diagnosed with ALS, Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, also known

Augie Serving Heroes: new club hopes to serve military and first responders

GRACE WALLIN gmwallin17@ole.augie.edu Despite the abundant and diverse list of student organizations and clubs available to students at Augustana, there is one club that has yet to exist—a club related to military and first responder awareness and service. Seniors Katie Jacobs and Amelia Cisar are setting

Students work with Make-A-Wish, Mayo Clinic

JENIFER FJELSTAD jrfjelstad18@ole.augie.edu Embarking on internships across the country this past summer, Augustana students gained experience within their fields and brought new skills into the world. Here are three such students: Darwin García Mayo Clinic chose Darwin García, a senior physics and math major, for a competitive

Garden provides campus-to-table dining

MEGAN SIMONICH mdsimonich18@ole.augie.edu It’s hard to miss it while walking alongside the corner of University Place and Summit Avenue—a vegetable garden thriving in the early fall air. Named “Lookout Garden,” the new garden is part of a much larger initiative across Augustana to promote sustainability

Alumni pass, fail new boardgame ‘Augieopoly’

GRACE WALLIN gmwallin17@ole.augie.edu It’s a typical Thursday night at Fernson Brewing Company, a smattering of customers filters in and out, chatting casually with the bartenders over a tall glass of farmhouse ale while the light from the broad windows flutters over the wooden tables and reflects

Seven things to do in Sioux Falls

JESSICA RUF jnruf15@ole.augie.edu Well, you’ve seen Falls Park, you’ve walked the Sculpture Walk and you’ve visited the Empire Mall—now what? Here are seven essential things to do if you’re new to SuFu: 1. Enjoy First Fridays. It’s the first Friday of