Looking back at Augustana’s 2023 Homecoming last week, one particular change received attention: the decision to eliminate gender in the Homecoming court.
Traditionally, Homecoming ends with a coronation...
Anyone walking into the Gävle rooms on March 8 saw a room bustling with people walking around decorated tables dedicated to gender and equity. Talking and laughter carried through the open doors, inviting...
A $10,000 grant has been provided to Augustana College’s Barbara A. Roseman Center for Speech, Language and Hearing. Funded by Mary Lind (‘72), the grant supports the Center’s gender-affirming speech...
The Diversity and Equity Campus Climate Survey is a crucial tool utilized by Augustana College to gather data and opinions from students, faculty, staff and other members of the campus community regarding...
Trigger warning: rape and sexual harassment
Gender differences on streaming platforms have been the subject of prominent discussion among the entertainment community. They exist within every form of...
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...
On Monday Oct. 31, Augustana College announced via the Student Bulletin that several bathrooms around campus have began the process of becoming gender neutral.
The new gender neutral bathrooms are located...
On Oct. 12, students who couldn’t get a seat crowded on the floor to hear Kyle King and Chloe Baxter present “The Dilemma of Banned Books” for Symposium Day.
King and Baxter addressed the legal...
As the academic year comes to an end, students’ to-do lists continue to grow. Finding roommates, comparing housing options and for some, applying to special programs or activities can pile up on top...
Augustana hosted its first ever International Women’s Day fair on Tuesday, March 8th at the Gerber Center.
The fair was advertised as a way to celebrate diversity, equity and inclusion. There were...
March is international women’s month. I’ll be celebrating as a Muslim girl, whose misconceptions don’t define me. Contrary to the misconceptions, the Hijab wasn’t forced on me but it was my - own...
