
Class of 2022 praised for resilience, courage
U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin praised the Class of 2022 for its resilience but admonished graduates that "democracy demands your active involvement" at Sunday's Augustana College commencement.
“Compared to other schools, Augustana always felt more like home when I visited.”Read More
U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin praised the Class of 2022 for its resilience but admonished graduates that "democracy demands your active involvement" at Sunday's Augustana College commencement.
An international firm that connects students with job simulations has ranked Augustana College No. 10 in the U.S. for experiential learning.
Pole vaulter Kat Krebasch '22 became Augustana's first All-American in the event on the women's side since 2007, earning third place at the NCAA DIII National Track and Field Championships on Thursday.
Madison Watwood ’23 plans to use her Hasselmo prize to fund a study abroad trip, possibly to China to continue her research examining race, identity and local politics as related to Greek life.
Junior Amanda Gravelle has been awarded a $5,000 Rossing Physics Scholarship. She is one of only 14 exemplary physics students nationwide to receive the award.
Murry Gerber 75 has made a $40 million commitment to provide financial aid and scholarships to high-achieving students from families with lower incomes, many of whom will be the first in their family to attend college.
The Genesius Guild will present Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet" June 18-19 and 25-26.
Prospective students and families are invited to Summer Visit Day: Learn about Augustana's mission and values, the admissions process and financial aid.
The Augustana Office of International Student and Scholar Services and World Relief, an agency in Moline, Ill., will sponsor Around the World: Cultural Heritage Show and Tell.