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Letter to the Editor: I miss life in Mayberry

I miss Mayberry. I am not typically one to use a TV show as a guide for life, but there is one exception: “The Andy Griffith Show.” It’s more than a show; it’s a way of life. I’m guessing not many college students even know what “The

Community bonds through noon basketball

Video shot and created by Gage Hoffman The brightly lit Elmen Center is quiet, except for the sound of two men shooting hoops on opposite sides of the main basketball court. It’s 11:50 on a Tuesday morning. Jacob Marlay, an Augustana football defensive line coach and graduate assistant

Postgraduate Opportunity Fund covers graduate test costs for 36 students in first year

This fall, the Augustana Student Association (ASA) will be changing how they allocate funding from the Postgraduate Opportunity Fund, which has served 36 Augustana students thus far, according to ASA secretary Hailey Nold. Reimbursement funding was previously given out at the end of the semester, according to Nold. 15 students

Libraries are vital for knowledge, community

I once overheard someone say libraries will soon be obsolete. The buildings will be abandoned and fond memories will be thrown out like a Blockbuster, making libraries useless compared to all that can be shelved in the Cyberverse. Libraries will sit in a graveyard with fax machines and phonebooks. No

Gallery Review: Celebrating the Arts with Augie Alumni

Tucked away in the Visual Arts Center, art exhibits filter through the Eide/Dalrymple Gallery monthly for Augustana students and community members to enjoy. Some exhibits are from local artists while others are from senior art students on the cusp of graduation. From Oct. 10 to Nov. 9, the collection

Labyrinth invites students to contemplate sustainability

Nestled beside the administration building sits the Old Fellow’s rose garden. What once only housed a bunching of plants and plain pathways is now home to a new contemplative labyrinth. Boulders and stone, along with old Sioux quartzite building bricks, lay out the movable pathways along the garden. David

ON TOPIC, OFF-CAMPUS: Best part of off-campus living? My dog.

There are a lot of reasons why you might decide to live on or off-campus, but having a dog (or cat, for you feline fanatics) is one of the best reasons to ditch dorm life. When I decided I was going to move off-campus, I was in no way considering