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Runners take on Instagram with one scrumptious meal at a time

When they aren’t going miles and miles at track and cross country practice, sophomore Ana McCabe and junior Callin Naddy run the kitchen. The savory bagel recipes, salmon and asparagus pasta pairings and any other new flavor mixes the foodies make go straight to their food instagram pages. McCabe,

Graduate coaches connect players and staff

Tommy Gleason gets to his office in the Elmen Center every morning around 8 a.m. unsure of what the day will bring him. In his small office, there are three desks for other coaches. Today his tasks are to call high school coaches about possible prospects, plan hotels and

Soapbox: Registration times should not fall during class hours

With registration week coming to a close, an issue that surfaces every year has once again come to light. Should registration times really be scheduled during regular class hours? I would argue that having students register during class hours is distracting, stressful and takes away from the classroom learning environment.

‘Our names are our identity’: Students gather to remember the names of the victims of the Atlanta shooting

Sophomore Harley Tran’s voice rang out clear and steady to the crowd of students gathered on the commons patio. “Soon Chung Park, Hyun Jung Grant, Delaina Ashley Yaun, Suncha Kim, Yong Ae Yue, Xiaojie Tan, Daoyou Feng, Paul Andre Michels.” While she spoke, the attendees moved through a line,

Faculty members reconsider SRI use in deciding tenure and promotion

In the middle of each semester, students have the opportunity to rate and provide feedback about their academic experience for each class through Student Rating of Instruction (SRI). Many students ignore the initial prompting by administration to take a few minutes to answer the questions. However, the use of SRIs

Elgersma: LGBTQ+ struggles emerge in Title IX lawsuit

Recently, a class action lawsuit against several Christian colleges and universities called into question the value of the religious exemption written into Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972. Furthermore, it also prompts an important conversation about whether or not religious exemptions have any place in civil and human

McCabe: Consider effects of fast fashion when summer shopping

As spring begins to make an appearance at Augie, summer days are becoming less of a fantasy students have during the blustery cold of South Dakota’s winter “wonderland.” Summer weather includes fun activities with family and friends, a break from the school grind and time in the sun. With