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Augustana rebrand and FSC addition aid in student enrollment

Freshman enrollment up 15 percent following AU rebrand, FSC addition KAYLYN DEITER kkdeiter13@ole.augie.edu With the start of the 2016-2017 academic year, new Vikings once again made their way into the classrooms, sports arenas and organizations of Augustana. But besides an influx of new faces, the class of

Volleyball has high hopes for season

Volleyball aims to ‘win as a team’ as conference play begins RYAN HEUER rtheuer12@ole.augie.edu The Augustana volleyball team finished 18-11 last year. Solid, but in Division II’s best conference, there was room for improvement. Namely, five-set matches. Last year’s Vikings lost all five of their

Several key components from playoff team return

Football looks to pick up where it left off JARED RUBADO jjrubado14@ole.augie.edu Last year, the Augustana football team dominated the regular season, going 9-2 while earning a trip to the Division II college football playoffs. After falling to Humbolt State in the first round, the Vikings find

Davis and Quintanilla take over for Ham on the field

Pair of running backs shoulder workload left by Ham JOSH BARROWS jdbarrows15@ole.augie.edu The running back position for the Augustana football team has been quite a story over the past year. C.J. Ham, who led the NSIC in rushing last season, graduated and moved on to play

Soccer rebuilds after seniors leave

Soccer retools following record-setting season RYAN HEUER rtheuer12@ole.augie.edu The Augustana women’s soccer team exists in a perpetual rebuild. The coaching staff brings in large classes every year, which brings a large influx in talent, but the other side of the same coin means losing a boatload

This week in review

New Freethinkers club on campus

Freethinkers foster dialogue, desire to create community KAYLYN DEITER kkdeiter13@ole.augie.edu ERIN MAIROSE elmairose13@ole.augie.edu MARIANA LOPEZ milopez15@ole.augie.edu A new club on campus is seeking to create a conversation space for non-religious students. Founded by juniors Garrett Schempp, Jonathan Heiberger and John Nelson,