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Augustana women’s basketball takes down Concordia-St. Paul

The Augustana women’s basketball team took down the Concordia-St. Paul Golden Bears 90-85 on Saturday, Feb. 15 after the Golden Bears lost control of the ball and committed eight turnovers in the first quarter. The Vikings (15-9, 11-9 NSIC) and the Golden Bears (13-13, 10-10 NSIC) both went into

ASA Should Allocate Positions to Minority Groups

Augustana University strives toward greater diversity, but the obstacles toward it are significant. We will not be able to surmount them if the heart of the student body, the Augustana Student Association (ASA), does not restructure itself to accommodate the changes we need to see. The African Student Union, the

Coronavirus interrupts education, preventing some Chinese and domestic students from attending spring semester

When Patrick Chang’s phone dinged with a group chat notification over J-term, he didn’t think anything of it while sitting in his Bejing, China home. But when the Augustana sophomore looked closer, he saw it was a Reuters news article about the coronavirus outbreak, informing him that he

Increasing tuition includes new tech, student activity fees

Over the holiday break, Augustana announced a 4.5% tuition increase, added student fees and a new technology fee, totaling an extra $2,151 for students returning for the 2020-2021 academic year. A university email said the new student costs were unanimously approved during the December Board of Trustees meeting,

Grapevine curates exhibit downtown for women artists

Hannah Grapevine, an Augustana University senior art major, curated an exhibit at the Third Eye Gallery in the Vishnu Bunny Tattoo and Piercing shop to highlight the art of women artists in Sioux Falls. When I entered the small tattoo parlor in downtown Sioux Falls, I was greeted by the

Angles: Collateral Costs: Should Augustana have Raised Tuition?

Yes, extra funds will benefit students Anna Sorenson acsorenson17@ole.augie.edu I should start this by saying I’m not happy tuition will be increasing by 4.5 percent next year. Like most students, the Board of Trustees’ decision caught me off guard and left me with more questions

‘You’ season two review: From horrifying to heinous to hilarious

You have probably heard about “You” by now — no, not like you as in yourself, but rather the popular Netflix series about stalker Joe. The first season aired in September of 2018 and as a late Christmas gift, Netflix gave us season two just after Christmas in 2019. After this