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Campus Learning Center continues childcare during COVID-19

Toddler babble and a strong odor of disinfectant greets visitors when they walk into the Augustana Campus Learning Center (CLC). The staff wear an array of colorful masks as they interact with the children in both the toddler and preschool classrooms. The CLC is open exclusively to Augustana faculty and

Holden’s movie review: Your not so friendly neighborhood Spider-Man

Tom Holland is a golden child of Hollywood right now. His role as Spider-Man in the Marvel Cinematic Universe has drawn praise from critics and fans alike. He’s also done voice acting in films like Pixar’s Onward. However, he hadn’t had a shot at a serious role.

Royalty Crowned: Symington and Cope chosen as Viking Days king and queen

Augustana Vikings chose seniors Layne Symington and Audrey Cope as homecoming king and queen at Monday night’s coronation ceremony in the Elmen Center. Symington and Cope were selected from a royalty court of 10 Augustana seniors: Mason Blue, Jack Talcott, Cole Tessendorf, Hunter Lipinski, Hannah DeWild, Hailey Nold, Katie

Job or hobby? Authier promoted

Next to Forest Lake Junior High’s athletic director, Sherri Alm, a young Collin Authier leaned back on the bleachers where fans had sat watching the kids play basketball not long before. The two talked for hours about everything under the sun, sitting in that gym until 1 a.m.

Augie Theater uses Zoom to perform Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”

Augustana Theatre’s adaptation of A Midsummer Night’s Dream mixed traditional Shakespeare into a modern online universe set apart by innovative theatrical design. Curtains closed on Augustana Theatre’s premiere Zoom live stream performance Oct. 4 to an audience of about 50 people. “When it became clear that we

Students, professors consider effectiveness of QR codes

After five weeks of in-person classes have continued with minimal interruption for the majority of Augustana students and faculty, contact tracing through QR codes may be coming to a close. An email sent strictly to faculty on Sept. 28 stated that, “Contact tracing has found no evidence of COVID spread

Professors adapt to teaching fully online

Over the summer while many students were taking a break from thinking about school, professors were asking themselves an important question: Will I be teaching in person or electronically this year? For a handful of professors at Augustana University, the latter turned out to be the better option. While many