There's always something to do at Augustana. About 170 student organizations, interest groups, club sports, ensembles, honor societies, fraternities and sororities, and other groups are based on campus. If you don't find one to spark your interest, it's easy to start a new one.
The Office of Student Life and Leadership (OSL) hosts events and activities from different cultures, the arts, entertainment, educational programming and more.
OSCC provides a space for all Augustana students to come together through culture and connection, building relationships, engaging in shared experiences, and fostering a campus community that values people of all cultures and backgrounds.
Augustana College is a welcoming home-away-from-home for all students. For international students, the OISSS provides a home base within that experience, offering support, guidance and opportunities to build meaningful cross-cultural connections.
Augustana's Greek organizations all were founded at Augustana, some more than 100 years ago, and are autonomous. They are unique in name and charter, having no affiliation with any national Greek organization. Greek students make up about 40 percent of the student population at Augustana.
Augie Peer Mentors are students supporting students — fellow Vikings who’ve been in your shoes and are here to help you navigate your Augustana journey. Augustana has mentoring programs for first-year and transfer students, including opportunities for students to explore cultural identity and engage in global experiences.
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In early March, the Augustana’s men’s club volleyball team competed in a tournament in Springfield, Mo. Many volleyball organizations traveled far and wide to prove their skills against fierce competition.
The Vietnamese Student Association (VSA) is one of several Asian organizations we have on campus at Augustana. Our organization allows for the celebration and awareness of Vietnamese culture through the leadership of current students, such as myself and others.
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