John Flannery, Augustana sophomore and gifted pianist sits next to me at the brew. Their bags have been thrown on the floor and chairs, prepared to go to their next event after just coming from their sophomore...
Día De Los Muertos is the celebration of life and connecting the dead with the living. Instead of mourning, death is celebrated and families have the opportunity to remember the good aspects of their...
Your schedule’s jam packed, you’re running late to class and you’re so exhausted but won’t be back in your bed for another 12 hours. You’re too tired to walk down the Olin stairs, so you decide...
It has been over a year since the first COVID-19 lockdown in the United States, and it is almost the end of the school year. Living through the pandemic for some of my senior year of high school and all...
As climate change progresses, Augustana College and students could be affected in multiple ways.
Problems noticeable in the Midwest today include the increasing of hot, humid days, more heatwaves,...
With the beginning of every season comes distinct weather conditions. We heed these forecasts in order to make dress, transportation, and, of course, beverage decisions. While nightlife lends itself...
As the first week of classes came to a close and the long weekend began, Republic of Lights illuminated the stage while performing a mix of indie rock and pop songs.
Students excitedly packed into The...
