Augustana’s Historical Society (AHS) recently hosted its spring talk, featuring speaker Norm Moline, Augustana’s emeritus professor of geography. On Wednesday, April 17, Moline discussed the history...
Maintaining connections between the past and the present might seem trivial, but the preservation of historical knowledge is both vitally important and complex. Communicating history is a kind of storytelling,...
Beginning next year, Augustana College’s First-Year-inquiry (FYI) program will undergo a curricular change that will remove FYI-102 from the required first-year curriculum.
On Oct. 4, 2023, Augustana...
When first touring Augustana as a prospective student, one of the most striking things noticed around campus are the black squirrels.
Before coming to Augustana, many people are unaware of the existence...
This year, Augustana College has been hosting a series of Tea Talks that have been about a variety of different topics. The Tea Talk held on March 30 was the first to talk about the impact of reality TV.
Dr....
Brian Leech, Ph.D., professor of History, is determined to educate the public about the history and environmental effects of pit mining, even though he said it is an easily overlooked practice.
“I like...
