“I'm an out-of-state student, and after I visited, I could see myself making a home here. ”Read More
“I never imagined myself pursuing research, presenting at national conferences and networking with professionals in my field.”Read More
“Dr. John Delaney had the biggest impact on my career search, helping me understand the importance of starting as an accountant in the business world and connecting me with professionals at Deloitte.”Read More
Augustana College once again moved up the ranks in the federal 2025 Open Doors Report among baccalaureate colleges for the number of international students it enrolls. Augustana's 2024-25 ranking is now #4 in the nation.
Violinist Becky Kia ’87 actually said no the first two times Mannheim Steamroller came calling. But by 1990, she was ready. Kia accepted the invitation to join the ensemble’s backup orchestra for its Christmas concerts in Omaha, and today she is a touring conductor and solo violinist.
In 2025, Augustana received national recognition for innovation and affordability; expanded opportunities for students in business, health care and STEM; strengthened community connections in support of the Bold & Boundless strategic plan; and provided students with access to hands-on research and educational experiences abroad.
A historic discovery is taking shape in the basement of Augustana’s Swenson Hall of Geosciences.
Augustana College's annual celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s life and legacy will take place Jan. 19-23. The theme of the event is "The Fierce Urgency of Now: Compassion in Action."
Kassidy Belcher ’21, senior admissions counselor at Augustana College, offers guidance shaped by her experience on both sides of the admissions process — first as an Augustana applicant and now as a professional committed to helping high school students make informed decisions.
The Augustana men's basketball team plays DePauw.
The Augustana women's basketball team plays Millikin.
The Augustana men's basketball team plays Millikin.
