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The inevitability of immortality presents an opportunity to live better

NOAH LANGLEY nclangley17@ole.augie.edu Death is inherently irrational. It strikes without warning, cause or reason, and everyone struggles with it. The finality of death is the one absolute in life, and despite the grief death brings, it is necessary to bring life meaning. The grief that encompasses people

Men’s tennis emerges unsuccessful from ITA Regionals

LUCAS TOUTGE lmtoutge17@ole.augie.edu Last week, the Augustana men’s tennis team traveled to Oklahoma City for the four-day ITA Central Regional tournament but returned defeated. “I think we all played pretty well but we had some closer results,” senior Joe Sawatzke said. “All the teams brought

From creative writing to entrepreneurship, ASA approves four new student organizations on campus

GRACE DOUGLAS gedouglas18@ole.augie.edu The Augustana Student Association recently approved four new clubs, raising the total count of student organizations to 105. Seven Thunders, Hult Prize, Solidarity and Writer’s Guild have all started their careers this year. 1. Writer’s Guild Mission statement: The Augustana Writer’s

The future of Augustana theme houses, apartments

MALORY LACEY mklacey18@ole.augie.edu The university demolished two theme houses this summer to create space for future housing projects. The demolition raises questions about the future of theme housing and other housing options students can look forward to. The university tore down houses Hillsboro and Loki on Summit

Intramural update for Monday, October 1

Provided by Kiefer Lunn, assistant director of recreation—intramurals. Champions of the all-terrain volleyball tournament are: Open Comp Division – Team Hecht Open Rec Division – Team Tessandorf The winners of the welcome week all-terrain volleyball tournament are as follows: Cold Play AJR Beach Boys Flag football game of the

Viking Vogue returns with greenhouse fashion

ELIZABETH PETERSEN eapetersen16@ole.augie.edu My favorite time of year is upon us—the two weeks of glorious fall weather in South Dakota before it suddenly turns to winter for the next six months. This is the perfect time to rock those cute, cozy sweaters and autumnal outfits without

Tawooki Chop Chop: Middle Eastern flavor for a college budget

SKY NOCKELS swnockels18@ole.augie.edu When you first walk into Tawooki Mediterranean Chop Chop, the first thing that pops into your head is its physical similarities to a Subway or Panera Bread. This is not an insult to the establishment. The restaurant consists of a small room with olive