SAT and ACT tests were mandatory for college admissions pre-2020. Many universities waived them during COVID-19 when testing was shut down across the country. Now, four years later, universities are beginning...
A school bus that rolled down the hill between the Swenson Hall of Geosciences and the Slough has been safely towed away.
According to Nicole Lauer, Public Relations and Marketing Specialist at Augustana,...
Following the departure of Monica Smith at the end of the 2022-2023 school year, Augustana’s Office for diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) continues efforts to support student-led events, maintain...
Spring brings lots of prospective students to Augustana’s campus. It’s the season of new beginnings as high school seniors make their final decisions on where they want to be in the fall.
Augustana...
As of April 28, student supervisors will begin to see a wage increase reflected in their paychecks as they were previously informed in an email sent on March 30. The student body received an email confirming...
Colleges across the United States have been free to use affirmative action in admission decisions to contribute to campus diversity, but recent Supreme Court arguments jeopardize this.
Brittanica...
For high school seniors, applying to college might be a frustrating process. They need to keep up their academic performance, finalize their list of schools and work on necessary paperwork all in a few...
The Student Government Association meeting held on Thursday of Week Nine held one of the most eventful debates of the school year thus far after a contingency from SAGA. The debate consisted of six different...
The chilly Saturday morning of Jan. 14 found the campus absolutely flooded with visiting students and their families. Aside from being a general visit day, this visit also offered the unique opportunity...
The newest class of students could be found walking around Augustana's campus on Thursday, Aug. 18. The class of more than 700 is full of "mixed emotions" as they say goodbye to their parents one last...
John Viscount, who is a producer, writer, and composer visited Augustana on March 15. His film Admissions was screened in the Gavle room. In his film three people, an Israeli couple and a Palestinian man,...
The Office of Admissions has noticed new trends in the way people are going about their college search process: students are looking at more colleges than normal and waiting until the last minute to...
