The Dean of Students Office suspended the fraternity Phi Omega Phi (Poobah) on Friday, Feb. 21 due to violations of Augustana’s code of conduct policy.
The decision to suspend the fraternity resulted...
Fifty years ago, the Vietnam War was in full force with the estimated casualties above 35,000 American soldiers with no sign of stopping. Bill Bork, Dale Edlefson and Donovan Larson were sophomores at...
On Saturday, Sept. 21, yellow vest protesters took to the streets of Paris again. This revival came after a relatively quiet summer. What started as a peaceful protest quickly escalated after dozens of...
In response to recent conversations about sexual assault, several students began a movement that gathered crowds of students, faculty and administrators to the steps of Old Main on Friday, April 26.
Senior...
After recent incidents involving sexual assault conversation occurred on campus, students are organizing a set of protests under the #MakeAChange for Friday, April 26.
According to sophomore SophiaRose...
Augustana students confronted a local community member Wednesday who expressed religiously-motivated sentiments perceived to be targeted at the LGBTQ+ community.
Around 9 a.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 24, Tony...
Over the weekend, we saw yet another protest against the current direction of politics in the United States, and again it’s justified . The protest was in regards to a topic that has been widely disagreed...
Guest reporter Aerielle Charles contributed to this report.
What started out as a rally against President Donald Trump’s decision on the travel ban from seven Muslim-majority countries, quickly grew...
A historic number of protesters gathered in America's capital for a march for women's rights on Saturday, Jan 21.
For many, this required all kinds of planning. People traveled from all over the world....
More than 500,000 people marched on Jan 21. at the Women's March on Washington in Washington D.C.
The march is one of hundreds of controversial marches happening across on each of the seven continents...
While most students were relaxing over their winter breaks, Sophomore Carli Schwanebeck was researching furiously and contacting people from departments and organizations to try and get a Washington DC...
