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Students frustrated by parking at the FSC

Parking options shrink as science complex expands KAYLYN DEITER kkdeiter13@ole.augie.edu Cars circle the block between Norton Avenue and 31st Street as Grace Gering walks to class in the Madsen Center. Living off campus, the senior is used to seeing students park a block or more away from

Three theme houses cope with wet basements after storm

Residents displeased with communication, prevention JACOB BELGUM jbbelgum13@ole.augie.edu During the heavy rainfall of Sept. 15, water began to seep into the basement of three theme houses: Menlo, Campus and Wahl. A few inches of water sat on the floor of the latter two, while the carpet soaked

Health concerns distract from politicans’ political compasses

In sickness or in health: Should politicians be required to release medical records? As we approach Election Day, the public and the media become more aware of the candidates running for the most important office in the country and, potentially, the world. The scrutiny candidates go through is astonishing, and

Citizens have the right to know the state of their leaders’ health

In sickness or in health: Should politicians be required to release medical records? Besides being chief of state, the U.S. President serves as chief administrator, chief diplomat, chief spokesperson, chief legislator, chief of party, chief citizen and commander in chief. That’s a lot of “chiefs.” With that great

Soapbox: Stopping earth-threatening diseases not on America’s agenda

Fear of a zombie apocalypse is considered irrational. Science simply does not support the ultimate eradication of the entire human race due to people rising from the dead in the quest for fresh brains. However, science does support the dangers of global and epidemics that could actually kill off the

Eritrean migrant crisis ignored

For five years, media outlets have covered the millions of Syrian refugees on their exodus from their war-torn country, but few have covered the Eritrean migrant crisis. Each month, an estimated that 5,000 citizens, mostly young children and teenagers, vote with their feet and leave the small state

Letter to the editor: Open Minds supplies solace for freethinkers

Fellow Vikings, On Sept. 11, I had the opportunity to attend this year’s inaugural meeting of Augustana Open Minds. I had heard of the organization through a few friends, and the concept piqued my interest. I am not religious and have not been for a long period of time.