In 2019, Augustana College welcomed its first Director of Disability Services, Kam Williams. Since then, Augustana has worked to offer academic accommodations, a person to advocate for students with disabilities...
A new testing accommodations office opened up this academic year, available for students who have accommodations to use for tests. At this time, quiz accommodations are still not available for students,...
Vike, an app created by and for Augustana College students, is meant to promote events on campus and allow students to register early for programs.
Transitioning to an app like Vike, instead of relying...
Public safety officers are warning students to stay aware of their surroundings tonight. That’s according to Jama Schwegman, public safety dispatcher.
According to Schwegman, the office has received...
Decreased enrollment from 2020-2023 during the COVID-19 pandemic has left Augustana with a deficit of around $7 million, according to Kirk Anderson, chief financial officer and vice president of administration....
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,...
Community, belonging and celebration were at the heart of an event organized by Augustana’s Office of Student Inclusion and Diversity (OSID) and TRIO. On Nov. 8, “First Gen Gems” celebrated National...
Nine years after the original release of “1989” by Taylor Swift, “Taylor’s Version” (TV) of the album is out and is a force to be reckoned with. “1989 (TV)” maintains a similar sound to the...
A partnership between the City of Rock Island and Augustana College will lead to improvements to the Slough.
Beginning Nov. 11, workers from the city will begin to drain the Slough to locate a pipe...
Invasive plants and animals have changed the biological diversity within Augustana College and the greater Quad Cities area in the last several years, according to Dr. Tierney Brosius, associate professor...
Nearly every spring the Mississippi River floods parts of the Quad Cities due to a mix of snowmelt further north and rainfall. From left to right, top to bottom: Nicole Gleason, the public...
Cheri Bustos, the former representative for Illinois’ 17th district, came to Augustana College late last month.
On Monday, April 24, Bustos spoke to students about her time in Congress, the role...
