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Augustana to recognize 624 graduates May 27
CNN Hero Nelly Cheboi '16 will deliver the 163rd commencement address at the 2 p.m. Saturday, May 27, ceremony at the Vibrant Arena at the Mark.
Augustana students receive prestigious Gilman awards for study away
The Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarships awards up to $5,000 for up to one academic year of undergraduate study abroad. Funds are designated for eligible study abroad program costs, including expenses related to tuition, housing and meals, travel visas and passports, local transportation costs and required immunizations.
Augustana’s Symposium Day highlights transformation
Keynote speakers join students and faculty presentations in the event open to campus and the community.
Frieze Lectures to examine democracy beginning Oct. 24
This year's Frieze Lectures, a partnership between the Rock Island Public Library and the faculty of Augustana College, will include four presentations related to "Democracy in America." The series will wrap up shortly after the Nov. 5 general election, in which voters will elect the President, 34 U.S. Senators and all 435 Members of Congress.
Johnson '98 named COO of NFL's Jaguars
Chad Johnson '98 has been named chief operating officer of the NFL's Jacksonville Jaguars. During his career, he has worked with several professional sports franchises, including the Miami Marlins, Florida Panthers and Tampa Bay Lightning.
New Engineering (Bachelor of Science) a response to rising student interest
Augustana will offer a Bachelor of Science in Engineering beginning this fall, with tracks in mechanical and environmental and sustainability engineering.
College to host high school robotics kickoff
Augustana College will host the FIRST Tech Challenge Kick-off for Western Illinois and Eastern Iowa Sept. 10.
What should parents ask colleges about campus food services?
When I went to college in the ’90s, I don’t think “foodie” was a term we used. But, it sure is now. Whether your student is a foodie or not, students deserve good-tasting, wholesome food during their college years.
As your family looks at colleges, I’d like to offer seven questions you will want to ask about dining and food at any school being seriously considered.
9 surprising facts about college affordability
If you think a private college is more expensive than a public university, consider this: Private colleges often provide more generous financial aid package.