Events Calendar
Earth Week in the Brew
It's Earth Week in the Brew:
Swap Don’t Shop
Sierra Club and Campus Closet will be in the Quad with free secondhand clothes from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. for you to browse through and take home. Bring your own clothes that you would like to donate.
ALIVE Exhibition opening reception
Students in the ALIVE program will curate an exhibition as part of their research. The exhibition will run through May 17.
ALIVE is Augustana’s program for sophomores designed to support vocational discernment beyond traditional career planning.
From Dubuque to Selma & Beyond: My Journey to Understand Racism
Dr. Dave Markward '71 will discuss his memoir, "From Dubuque to Selma & Beyond: My Journey to Understand Racism in America."
He is a former Moline teacher and coach, and superintendent of Rock Island-Milan schools.
Leaders for Life Blood Drive
Augie Athletics is partnering with Impact Life to host a blood drive from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. at the Ken Anderson Academic All-American Club.
River Readings: Paige Lewis
Poet and novelist Paige Lewis will be the April 23, 2026, River Readings guest at Augustana.
Cultivating Culture
The Office of Student Cultural Connection will be cultivating culture across campus from 5-7 p.m. Augie Acres and the Sierra Club will lead the planting of various flora at each of the culture houses, and offer craft activities.
Geography Department Map & Munch
Clayton Wassilak '19, former president of Augie Acres, will give a presentation about his time working at the garden, his current career as a ecological restoration technician, and sustainability issues.
Sierra Club Social
The Augustana Sierra Club will host a gathering to discuss environmental awareness, sustainability and climate action. Local environmental groups, including Eagle View Sierra Club, River Action and ETC will have with information about their work.
APEP trivia night and silent auction
The Student Prison Education Club (SPEC) will host a trivia night and silent auction to benefit the Augustana Prison Education Program (APEP), helping raise funds for students' books and supplies.