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Home is where the wins are

Soccer finds its groove in return to Morstad Field Jacob Belgum jbbelgum13@ole.augie.edu What do P. Diddy and the Augustana soccer team have in common? Each profited from coming home. After winning just one of their first five games—all on the road—the Vikings have righted the

Augustana athletics improved because of Oliver’s involvment

Oliver’s legacy will remain with AU athletics long after his retirement Ryan Heuer rthueuer12@ole.augie.edu Augustana University President Rob Oliver wrote a letter to the editor, which the Argus Leader published in September 2012. He wrote about the importance of athletics to a university — that the two

High expectations off to a slow start for football

Gut-check time for Augustana football Ryan Heuer rthueuer12@ole.augie.edu Augustana’s football team may have lost more than the Key to the City Saturday against its neighborhood rival. Expectations were high coming off of a 2015 season that saw the Vikings make the playoffs for the first time

Augustana loses to USF during Saturday game

Augustana lost the Key to the City in a deflating 35-20 loss to the University of Sioux Falls last Saturday at Kirkeby-Over Stadium. It was a game where just about everything that could go wrong for the Vikings did. They battled, but it just wasn’t enough. The Cougars struck

Soapbox: Reality check — mental illness doesn’t make you unique

About 29 percent of Americans will suffer from an anxiety disorder in their lifetime, and more than 20 percent will suffer from a mood disorder. In case you’re bad at math, that’s millions of people. In addition, over half of those who suffer from a disorder from one

Meat-based diets negatively impact our environment

Change your plate; change your environment We live on a planet that has reached its destructive climax. Climate change, depletion of the ozone layer and an increase in air pollution are the demanding environmental issues that are destroying the earth. Most of us are aware that a change needs to

Third-party candidates should respect precedent set by CPD

Out in the cold: Should third party presidential candidates be allowed to participate in debates? Libertarian Party nominee Gary Johnson and Green Party nominee Jill Stein are polling at 8.8 percent and 2.8 percent, respectively. To participate in the presidential debates, a candidate must reach the minimum of