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HOSEA KOST hykost16@ole.augie.edu The Augustana track and field team smashed school and personal records all winter long, nabbing provisional qualifying marks along the way. The track and field team competed at six indoor meets this winter, three at South Dakota State University and three at Mankato State

KAATJE WEILAND kpweiland16@ole.augie.edu Campus Life, The Board of Trustees and the Augustana Student Association are discussing wide changes to campus housing policy, including sophomore priority housing, flexible housing and renovations in Tuve. The first housing policy change gives sophomores priority in Stavig, Granskou and Tuve in the

Birth control rollback presents a danger for women rights and religious freedom STEPHANIE SANCHEZ sasanchez15@ole.augie.edu In a recent study by the Inter-Parliamentary Union, 190 governments were analyzed to determine gender equality in legislatiors. Unsurprisingly, the United States ranked in the lower half of the spectrum at

GRACE WALLIN gmwallin17@ole.augie.edu The 23rd Winter Olympic Games touched off last week on Feb. 7 with competitions in curling and ski jumping. This year, the games are hosted in Pyeongchang, South Korea, which last hosted the Olympics in the summer of 1988. South Korea has had to

REBEKAH TUCHSCHERER rjtuchscherer16@ole.augie.edu After Slade Larscheid announced his resignation as director of athletics, Augustana named Bill Gross as interim director and formed a committee in search of his replacement. Larscheid noted a desire to spend more time with family and pursue other professional opportunities as the reason

BEAU BORDEWYK bjbordewyk16@ole.augie.edu On Saturday, the Augustana Vikings women’s basketball team picked up a win in a 77-58 contest against Southwest Minnesota State University, marking the 22nd win of the season. With only two losses, the 22-2 record signals the best start for the

Scholarship searching for storytellers in an effort to preserve Native American cultures JACOB KNUTSON jaknutson15@ole.augie.edu Philosophy, religion and classics professor David O’Hara is looking for a few good storytellers. He broke ground on his search by beginning the Prairie Sage Endowment, a scholarship which provides resources