The Jenny Lind Vocal Ensemble, Augustana’s treble ensemble, toured Illinois and the Pacific Northwest from March 20-23. For the 39-person choir, this tour offered an opportunity to master music through...
Car enthusiasts from across generations found common ground this weekend in a shared love of custom builds and classic rides. Augustana’s Car Club held its season opener Saturday, April 4, in the Centennial...
The latest Phil Lord and Chris Miller film, “Project Hail Mary,” touched down on March 20, adapting Andy Weir’s 2021 novel of the same name. This is the second time one of his works has been brought...
The second film from actress-turned-writer-director Maggie Gyllenhaal, “The Bride!,” arrived March 6, as an audaciously loud reimagining of one of horror’s most historically silenced figures.
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The theatre department’s first show of the semester, Steven Sondheim's “Company,” opened at Augustana College on the Brunner Mainstage.
With a full principal cast opening on March 12, and an...
Finding real-world experience in a business environment can be difficult in college, but Augustana College’s Innovation Competition Team (ICT) gives students the opportunity to grow their skills in a...
Augustana College commemorated Dr. Jennifer Burnham ‘97 as the new Edward Hamming Chair in Geography on March 4. Attendees listened to a discussion of Burnham’s 2019 research in Northern Greenland...
The seventh entry in the “Scream” franchise arrived on Friday, Feb. 27, under a cloud that has hovered over it from the moment production began. In late 2023, a star of the fifth and sixth films, Melissa...
The second film out of four of Augustana’s annual Francophone Film Festival was shown in the Olin Auditorium on Tuesday, March 3. “The Balconettes,” a dark comedy by Noémie Merlant, focuses on Marseillaise...
Stress is already common among college students, but rising political tensions across the nation add another layer of stress for many young adults. On Thursday, March 5, Christopher Ojeda, author and associate...
A Death Cafe was held in the back of Rozz-Tox, dimly lit by candles and small lights above each table on Friday, Feb. 27. Led by Adam Kaul, an Augustana anthropology professor, and Lauren Gil-Hayes, an...
On Sunday, March 1, the Augustana Sierra Club and hundreds of Quad City locals gathered on St. Ambrose’s campus for the annual Quad Cities Environmental Film Series (QCEFS). Partnered with the Eagle...
