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‘Dynamic Traditions’ brings new perspectives to Native American art

Students in an Augustana Prison Education Program history class curated a new exhibition in the Thomas Tredway Library. “Dynamic Traditions,” which was staged by Augustana’s Center for Visual Culture, will be on display on the library’s second floor until May 23.

Office of Sexual Assault Prevention Education

The Office of Sexual Assault Prevention Education provides workshops, activities, and events on a variety of topics addressing campus sexual assault.

PepsiCo hours, March 21-30

Spring break hours for Pepsico. Westerlin Activity Center will be closed March 23-30.

Nic Navarro
More Than I Imagined Nicolas Navarro
“What surprised me the most is how close professors are with students and how much support you can get from them.”
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Lanie DaSilva: Germs

Lanie DaSilva

Lanie DaSilva is a senior from Glenview, Ill., majoring in psychology and art.

TW: OCD "My SI focuses on my brother's compulsions. Growing up, my brother was my biggest role model. I looked up to him in many ways, and we are very close to this day. My brother has struggled with OCD since he was young. Denying medications, he chose to live his life the way he believed he was meant to. I've seen how this has negatively affected him and the people close to him in his own life. I want my SI to focus on this perspective of OCD."

Brady Holtz, Untitled

Brady Holtz

Brady Holtz is a senior from Hampshire, Ill., majoring in graphic design.

"As an artist, sports are a way for me to blow off steam or clear my mind. I find it very easy to create art related to or inspired by sports, so it was a no-brainer when I was deciding what to focus on for my project. Golf, a sport deeply rooted in tradition, offers a unique challenge for me as a designer."

Gray Cunnar artwork

Gray Cunnar

Gray Cunnar is a senior from Batavia, Ill., majoring in art and biology.

"Most of my late childhood and teenage years were spent grappling with my ideas of mortality. I felt like a heavy weight to myself and those around me. My mind often wandered to how to best make my effect on others as fleeting as possible. I didn’t want to be a burden. And it felt like everything I did was a burden. Who Will You Remember When I’m Finally Dead and Gone…? is a reflection of this point in my life."