Why I chose a local college
All Justin wanted after high school was to get as far away from the Quad Cities as possible for college. But when he found Augustana, his plans changed.
Augie in their own words
Oh the places they’ll go! Four Augustana graduates share a piece of their Augie experience and advice for future Vikings.
Greek life 101: Augustana edition
While sororities and fraternities may continue to be depicted negatively in pop culture, Augustana’s Greek system has classic traditions and differs from the stereotypes in major ways.
How to boost your mood and beat the winter blues
It's actually quite normal for energy levels and moods to take a hit in the winter.
So you've been accepted, now what?
You celebrated with a happy dance, an acceptance post, and your favorite dinner. But, now that the confetti has settled, you’re probably asking yourself, what do I do now?
Tips to a senior (in high school) from a senior (in college)
Thinking about the future may be overwhelming, so here are some ways that I survived my senior year of high school.
College applications: how to effectively showcase yourself
Tips on crafting your college application from someone who reviews every accepted Augustana applicant.
Considering a major in engineering? This one’s for you
Are you curious about what an engineering major involves, what to consider in choosing a college for engineering and entry-level salaries? Read on.
How to get started on your college search as a junior
You're about to start your junior year in high school. What should you be doing for your college search?
A day in the life of a Community Advisor
Hi! I'm Adam. I'm a junior majoring in biology and spanish with an environmental studies minor. I run track and cross country and last year I was a Community Advisor (CA) in Erickson Hall. Here's what a regular day looks like for me...
What to expect your first year at Augustana
No matter how big or small you think your school is, you’re going to get lost at some point. It’ll probably happen right when you move in and are still learning the campus, but it could also be during your junior year looking for a classroom you’ve never been to. Don’t panic if this happens!