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International recruitment adapts amidst global tensions

International recruitment adapts amidst global tensions

International recruiting is challenging during the best of times. With recent conflict in the Middle East disrupting flights, the Center for Global Engagement (CGE) has had to adapt their recruitment strategy. Director of International Admission Donn Grinager was on a routine trip across Europe, Asia and the Middle East to

D&D-inspired play brings heart, action to stage

D&D-inspired play brings heart, action to stage

Augustana’s Theatre Department will bring a blend of fantasy, action and emotional storytelling to the stage with “She Kills Monsters,” running April 16–19 at the Edith Mortenson Center. The production is directed by Jeff Larsen and explores themes of identity, grief and acceptance through an imaginative and unconventional

Bob Dylan: Rough and not so rowdy

Bob Dylan: Rough and not so rowdy

Bob Dylan began his worldwide “Rough and Rowdy Ways” tour in 2021 and finished with a big finale in April of 2025. That is, until he started the tour back up again in March of 2026. One of the focuses for the second part of this tour is to perform

ACTS’ 'The Murder Room' delivers sold-out satire

ACTS’ 'The Murder Room' delivers sold-out satire

A student-led play featuring British accents, prop pistols and a satirical take on “locked-room” mysteries sold out this past weekend. “The Murder Room,” written by Jack Sharkley and produced by the Augustana Collaborative Theatrical Society (ACTS), was performed from March 26–28 at the Mary Harum Hart Actor’

Women's golf eyes repeat title at home invitational

Women's golf eyes repeat title at home invitational

As April arrives and the Sioux Falls snow makes its last stand, the Augustana women’s golf team returns to Elmwood Golf Course with homefield advantage and a title to defend. Elmwood, located adjacent to the Sioux Falls airport, is scheduled to host the Augustana Invitational on April 6–7,

Men’s tennis turns focus to crucial conference matches

Men’s tennis turns focus to crucial conference matches

After a five-match losing streak to begin the second half of the season, the men’s tennis team found its footing over spring break. The Vikings picked up a statement win on March 12, defeating No. 2-ranked East Coast Conference (ECC) St. Thomas Aquinas Spartans 4–2 during

Dining Hall roulette: the gamble of every meal

Dining Hall roulette: the gamble of every meal

There are a lot of uncertainties in college. What you’re doing after graduation. Whether you actually understand anything in your classes. If you passed your exams. But there’s one uncertainty that somehow feels just as stressful on a daily basis — what’s waiting for you in the dining