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American Emigrant Company agreements and receipt, 1877-1882
Six documents from the Amerikanska Emigrant Kompaniet (American Emigrant Company), a land and ticket company, related to A.P. Anderson of Cambridge, Illinois.
Alphonse Hvalgren and Hulda Gustafson papers, 1879-2012
Personal papers and correspondence of Alphonse Hvalgren and Hulda Gustafson Hvalgren, both born in Sweden and immigrated to Prophetstown, Illinois. The papers contain a variety of original documents such as passports, receipts from steamships, Declaration of Intention, World War I draft cards, and correspondence, some of which were opened by the mail censor during World War I. Also includes information on Emanuel Hvalgren (1827-1908), Alphonse Hvalgren’s maternal grandfather, who was a Swedish philosopher and schoolteacher.
AUGUSTANA NOW goes on the road
From California to Massachusetts, President Steve Bahls will visit 24 cities to update alumni on the college’s $125 million fundraising campaign, AUGUSTANA NOW: A Campaign for Success in the World, for the World.
Christmas 2018 photo album
Christmas trees on beams, on stage and on the Quad. A bus ride to a traditional service in Swedish and music! Here's a look at Christmas at Augustana in photos.
And don't miss our annual Christmas video with "Hark, the Herald Angels Sing"!
Class Notes
News and photos shared by alumni.
Augustana College Quad Cities Employers Council
The Augustana College Quad Cities Employers Council (QCEC) is a volunteer advisory group focused on sharing information and building relationships between the college and the community.
Office of Academic Affairs
The Office of Academic Affairs coordinates the academic program at Augustana College. The office is committed to advancing the college's mission by supporting faculty in their work of providing an outstanding education for our students.
Jobs for spouses and partners
For many, locating a rewarding position for a spouse or close friend is an important consideration in your search
The Quad Cities: vibrant, large, diverse
It’s impossible to give a complete picture of life here in a few hundred words, so we picked four things you might not know about the Quad Cities area.