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ASA approves amendment establishing Diversity Committee for equity, inclusion

The Augustana Student Association (ASA) approved a dedicated Diversity Committee at its Feb. 24 meeting, taking a step toward inclusion. At the meeting, senators Tsegab Arega and Mekhi Moore introduced the Diversity Committee amendment, which created a sixth ASA committee devoted to diversity, equity and inclusion both on ASA and

Athletic department welcomes Kimberly Miller

During her last semester at High Point University, before receiving her master’s degree, Kimberly Miller was offered a job working 300 miles away at American University in Washington, D.C. Despite the obvious challenge of commuting, Miller took this obstacle head on while she continued to play competitive softball

Men’s swim and dive recruiting

On Feb. 25, swimming and diving head coach Lindsie Micko announced the first signings for the men’s team. The list included nine men who already have their events determined. “We have had a ton of interest from across the country in our new program, and we will bring in

McCabe: Ending the food waste pandemic starts with us

As an environmental advocate, I am increasingly concerned with the downward spiral of the environment’s health. I strive to make conscientious decisions so my actions have few negative environmental impacts. However, through the help of my environmental studies classes, I have become much more aware of the destruction my

Incoming freshman deposits increase, but university officials remain “cautiously optimistic” about numbers

This time of year, it is common for Augustana students to encounter flocks of high school seniors milling around the commons at the Distinguished Scholars Celebration, where potential students interview for scholarships and tour campus. Though events like this are just not possible this year in the midst of a

Augustana’s own Miss Amazing

The auditorium was still with silence for a moment before the crowd erupted with applause and a standing ovation. Many were still in tears after listening to Skylar Jones deliver the poem “Take my Hand” by Andrea Smith for her talent portion of Miss Amazing. The poem Jones recited in

Men’s Basketball qualifies for NSIC tournament despite loss against Wayne State

On Saturday Feb. 20, The men’s basketball team, who’ve gone 9-6 this season, lost to Wayne State 82-70. Despite this loss, they still placed in the No. 4 seed in the NSIC tournament, with Wayne State (11-4, NSIC 11-4) claiming the NSIC South Division Title. “We played a