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Jazelle Jarding

Jazelle is a sophomore. She currently serves as a general reporter.

Married professors teach FYS courses

Married professors teach FYS courses

Marriage and anthropology go hand-in-hand for Gina Palefsky, assistant director of research for the archaeology lab, and Trent Trombley, assistant professor of anthropology. The couple teaches 12% of the university’s First-Year Seminar (FYS) classes, both with two sections each. Palefsky teaches Food and Culture, and Trombley teaches The Anthropology

Floors face off in Augustana’s ‘Dog Eat Dog’

Floors face off in Augustana’s ‘Dog Eat Dog’

In residence halls at Augustana, bragging rights aren’t won in the classroom — they’re earned on the court, field and even in the pool. “Dog Eat Dog,” (DED) an annual Recreational Services floor-vs-floor competition, turns dorm life into a year-long battle for points, pride and community spirit. “It started

When college feels overwhelming, The Lumineers help me breathe

When college feels overwhelming, The Lumineers help me breathe

When I think about college so far, it feels like a mix of excitement and stress. Some days are filled with classes, practices and exams, and other days I’m just trying to figure out how to juggle everything. Through it all, music has been one of the few things

Campus Learning Center celebrates 50 years

Campus Learning Center celebrates 50 years

Balloons, picture boards and sweet treats will mark a milestone this fall as the Campus Learning Center (CLC) celebrates its 50th anniversary on Sept. 27 at Our Savior’s Lutheran Church. For half a century, the Center has been a second home to children and teachers. But the anniversary isn’

Rebuilding the heart of campus

Rebuilding the heart of campus

For more than 40 years, the Chapel of Reconciliation has stood at the heart of Augustana University both physically and spiritually. There, generations of students have gathered to worship, reflect, sing, grieve, laugh and be together. Now the beloved campus centerpiece is getting a major makeover — one that honors its

Intramural soccer tournament brings global spirit to Augustana

Intramural soccer tournament brings global spirit to Augustana

The Augustana Green was bustling with excitement as intramural soccer players transformed the field into an international stage for their opening game in the World Cup Soccer Tournament on Wednesday, April 2. The intramural event, hosted by Augustana Recreational Services, called for students to team up and pick which global

Augustana should implement four-day school week

Augustana should implement four-day school week

Picture this: It’s Thursday afternoon, and instead of preparing for another day of classes after a stressful week of exams and presentations, students are packing up their bags, ready to enjoy a three-day weekend. Nice dream, right? But what if this could be a reality for universities across the