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Financial education: a missing ingredient in Augustana plan

Augustana University is an institution that prides itself on providing students a liberal arts education to craft them into well-rounded members of the world community. The SOPHIA program was implemented to further this goal. However, there is one area of study that Augustana University, as well as most schools

ASA Nov. 13 meeting minutes

Provided by the Augustana Student Association ASA Meeting Brief November 13, 2018 Augustana Student Association ASA Meeting Brief – November 13, 2018 Mark Hecht of Recreational Services visited to discuss priorities for the planned Student Union Project. Hecht said the number one priority is improved weight-room and cardio equipment, along

Off-campus students deal with off-campus eating

Some people just know what to do in the kitchen. Hand them anything, and they can chop, sauté or boil it to perfection. Others, when they cook, can only try their best. “I was trying to make a steak on my own,” said Bodey Behrends, a junior living off-campus.

‘I See’ seeks equality between men’s and women’s sports

After her eighth serve of the evening hit the gym floor without being returned over the net, Courtney Place had officially tied Augustana’s all-time record for the number of aces in a game. A 25-year-old record set by Michelle Ohrem in 1993, Place was surprised she

B.o.B. sparks middle school flashbacks—both the good and the ugly

When UBG announced B.o.B as this year’s big event, my middle school self rejoiced. Finally I would hear, in their most pure form, the songs that accompanied my awakening to the joys and the sorrows of middle school dances. And I must say, I relived both this

Soccer’s season ends in the first round of NCAA Regionals

Defending National Champion Central Missouri (17-4-1) ended Augustana’s (12-6-3) season with a 3-1 defeat in the NCAA Regional Quarterfinals on Friday, Nov. 9. After a sixth straight season of double-digit wins and advancing to the NCAA regionals for the fourth time in 5

Global Perspective: US should ally new Brazilian president, despite bigoted, discriminatory character

Last month, Brazil elected right-wing politician Jair Bolsonaro to serve as president with 55 percent of the vote. Bolsonaro holds hateful views towards women, homosexuals, people of color, immigrants, people in poverty and even democracy itself. Some of his most condemned comments include suggesting that if a child shows