2016 has been an interesting year to say the least. Terrifying clowns roaming around, losing loved icons, and to top it off, the election.
With all of these weird things happening, take a moment and...
Augustana will host early voting for the upcoming election on Oct. 24 from 8:30-4 p.m. by the Brew by Slough.
Kai Swanson, Special Assistant to the President, and Rock Island County Clerk, Karen Kinney...
The last year of Donald Trump’s run for presidency have been incredible.
The candidate is an anomaly, winning the primaries and the republican nomination by a startling margin, all the while being the...
Under blue skies along the Mississippi River, Hampton, Illinois’s Illiniwek Park held its 49th annual Salute to Labor Day Picnic. As local Illinois and Iowa Democratic politicians took the stage to pay...
The Student Government Association Presidential candidates took the stage on Monday for a debate hosted by SGA and the Observer. The tickets are: SGA secretary Charlie Bentley and senator Sarah Funke,...
Experience and action are two hallmarks that make Charlie Bentley and Sarah Funke our choice. The Augustana Observer is confident in their endorsement of these student leaders. Not only do Bentley and...
Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders brought his campaign to Iowa over the weekend. The senator's tour stretched across the state over a total of two days.
Sanders spoke to his supporters...
Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders brought his campaign to Iowa over the weekend. The senator's tour stretched across the state over a total of two days.
Sanders spoke to his supporters...
Kanye West announced at the 2015 VMAs at the end of August that he was running for president in 2020 while making his speech for winning the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award.
Although Mr. West mentioned...
Social media has become a powerful tool that does more than communicate individuals to one another. Twitter, for example, allows users to instantly share their ideas through either a 140 word count message,...
