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Johnny Moore

Johnny is a sophomore studying communications and journalism. He currently serves as a general reporter.

Why subsistence fishing still matters

Why subsistence fishing still matters

Having grown up in the Hudson River Valley of New York, I hit the fishing lottery. There are vast, clean freshwater reservoirs that filter water for New York city residents, as well as lakes, ponds and streams — many holding some type of large, beautiful trout. April 1 was more than

'The Mayor of Augustana': How Ramberg became the heart of Viking wrestling

'The Mayor of Augustana': How Ramberg became the heart of Viking wrestling

True senior Max Ramberg grew up in Baldwin, Wisconsin — a rural town near the Twin Cities known for dairy farms and tight-knit community roots. Those small-town values of family, work ethic and resilience became the backbone of an athletic career that has taken him from youth tournaments to international mats.

Movie review: “Tron: Ares” impresses

Movie review: “Tron: Ares” impresses

“Tron: Ares,” directed by Joachim Rønning, is the newest Disney movie in the “Tron” franchise, a genre blend of science-fiction and action. In the film, two powerful tech companies known as ENCOM and Dillinger Systems compete against each other to help humanity by bringing objects from the inside of computers

Bookmarking Augustana’s creative side

Bookmarking Augustana’s creative side

Between late-night study sessions and stacks of notes, Augustana students are finding time for a new kind of creativity — designing bookmarks that might just earn them campus bragging rights. The Augustana Student Association (ASA), in collaboration with the Mikkelsen Library, is hosting a campus-wide bookmark design contest that’s bringing

No one does horror like Stephen King

No one does horror like Stephen King

Stephen King — commonly called the “King of Horror,” and rightfully so — is the greatest horror writer of all time. The first King novel I ever read was “Duma Key,” which follows a construction worker who suffers a terrible accident and moves to a remote Florida island for rehabilitation, where supernatural

Angles: Should Augustana ban electric scooters?

Whether whisking past students on the sidewalk or parked in front of university buildings, electric scooters have become a staple of the Augustana campus. These tools have become so normalized that it would be worrisome if they were absent from our bike racks and dorm buildings. As of this month,

Augustana welcomes jazz pianist Matthew Whitaker as first Artist-in-Residence

Augustana welcomes jazz pianist Matthew Whitaker as first Artist-in-Residence

Matthew Whitaker, a Juilliard-trained jazz pianist, joined Augustana this fall as its Artist-in-Residence, making history as the first blind School of Music faculty member. Whitaker is currently teaching music theory and ear training, working with several of Augustana's musical ensembles — including the Augustana Choir, Angelus, VikingKor and the