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“I was surprised by how supportive everyone was when I transitioned from my home country to Augustana.”Read More
“Augustana showed me that there is a place for all of my interests and helped me find a career path that blends them together.”Read More
“It’s been such a joy to build connections with so many of the music faculty.”Read More
Antonina Gramatnikovska ’27, James Vargas ’28 and Alivia Seehase ’28 spent their summers conducting research at Loyola University Chicago, Northwestern University and the University of Iowa. Entering large academic research environments can be intimidating for undergraduates, but each Augustana student discovered something important: they were prepared to contribute.
For Tara Armas ’27 and Emma Biskie ’27, studying physics at Augustana College has meant much more than mastering equations and theories. It has led to research opportunities in places far and near, connections with scientists and, along the way, a close friendship. Plus — a prestigious $5,000 scholarship!
Augustana College faculty and students are collaborating with quantum researchers at Northwestern University — along with University of Chicago, Argonne National Laboratory and Fermilab — to build the quantum internet. Quantum computing can create ultra-precise and unhackable data transmission, and new capabilities.
When the Rock Island Public Library needed historical background for a master plan and future capital campaign for its downtown library, Augustana’s History 300 students answered the call. Their research uncovered important stories about the 1903 library, while revealing the challenges and rewards of piecing together a library’s history.
Transfer students know what they want. Better fit, better value. Hear four transfer students' personal experiences, and get some practical information, too.
Augustana students — and anyone who is interested — can now explore more than a million pages of Swedish-American newspapers through a groundbreaking digital archive. This free resource includes 348 publications whose pages were digitized thanks to the efforts of partners in the two countries, including Augustana's Swenson Swedish American Research Center.
The women's volleyball team plays Carthage.
The Office of Sexual Assault Prevention Education will host the Clothesline Project to kick off Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The campus and surrounding community is encouraged to come to Olin and decorate a shirt in support of victims and survivors of domestic violence.
Trio Sorivoce will perform a recital.
