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When a popular product has your name, jokes ensue

When a popular product has your name, jokes ensue

The trend of naming your kids after someone or something memorable will likely never go away, nor will the unfortunate circumstances where someone’s name is looped into a freak media sensation (sorry, Karen). However, this will never excuse the fact that the creativity of these name jokes is equivalent

New menstrual product dispensers come to campus

New menstrual product dispensers come to campus

The Augustana Student Association (ASA) voted last month to fund the purchase of menstrual product dispensers to be placed in 17 bathrooms on campus. ASA allocated $7,650 to Healthy Accessible Prevention and Protection for You to purchase dispensers (about $200 each) to replace the current bins that reside in

Gallery shows a timeline of artistic skill and style

Gallery shows a timeline of artistic skill and style

The Eide/Dalrymple Gallery’s current exhibit, “27 Years: Clay is the Way” Ceramics by Tony Winchester, is a timeline of Iowan professional potter Tony Winchester’s artwork over the past few decades. An engaging dive into ceramics, the gallery showcases the artist’s evolution of skill and a refinement

Vikings’ football advances to DII playoffs after claiming conference championship

Vikings’ football advances to DII playoffs after claiming conference championship

For the first time in 62 years, the Augustana football team is an overall conference champion. The Vikings captured the NSIC championship on Saturday with a 55-0 rout of Southwest Minnesota State in Kirkeby-Over Stadium. For only the second time in school history, the Augustana football team will be hosting

History takes precedent – COVID-19 vaccine mandates should be upheld

History takes precedent – COVID-19 vaccine mandates should be upheld

As COVID-19 hospitalizations persist and the U.S. heads toward its eclipse of the two-year anniversary of the beginning days of the pandemic, employers’ vaccine mandates have begun to take effect — requirements that have been standard for decades in order to protect employees and reduce transmission of infectious diseases. In

Vision 2030 hints at changes for Old Main

Vision 2030 hints at changes for Old Main

The last time students used Old Main was over 30 years ago. But with Vision 2030 hinting at renovations, students could be in the building again within the next 10 years. That renovation will require between $7 million and $10 million to set a plan into motion, President Stephanie Herseth

Sodexo shortages lead to delays, fewer services

Sodexo shortages lead to delays, fewer services

Throughout the nation, businesses have been facing staffing and product shortages due to COVID-19, and the Ordal Dining Hall is no exception. With the pandemic continuing, Sodexo is experiencing issues in getting certain foods. Additionally, it’s facing a shortage of workers to prepare meals. Food shortages are driving prices