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Out to Eat in Sioux Falls: Taichi and the ultimate sushi burrito

Out to Eat in Sioux Falls: Taichi and the ultimate sushi burrito

Deciding where to eat and which exact menu items to get can be a hassle at some restaurants, especially for somebody like me who has trouble making basic decisions. Dr. Pepper or Mr. Pibb? Heck if I know! I’m the kind of guy who walks into a Subway and

Chapel of Reconciliation unveils new look after $4.4 million renovation

Chapel of Reconciliation unveils new look after $4.4 million renovation

Augustana’s Chapel of Reconciliation has taken on a new look this year with a renovated worship space, an additional gathering space and office updates to bring a new, fresh look to campus. The renovations are part of the Viking Bold facilities enhancements project. Ann Rosendale, senior pastor and vice

"Obsession" delivers on every level

"Obsession" delivers on every level

“Obsession,” directed by Curry Barker, proves you don’t need a nine-figure budget and a star-studded cast to make one of the year’s biggest hits — you just need to nail the basic elements of filmmaking. Rarely does a film manage to land every element — writing, cinematography, score

Duffy-Matzner named ACS Fellow

Duffy-Matzner named ACS Fellow

When professor of chemistry Jetty Duffy-Matzner received an email that her nomination to the American Chemical Society (ACS) was accepted, she thought it was a mistake. Three years earlier, former student Matthew Grandbois asked her if she was a fellow. He was shocked to learn she was not, and

AugieCon expands across departments with pop culture focus

AugieCon expands across departments with pop culture focus

For the past four years, Assistant Professor of English Emily Roehl has hosted AugieCon to celebrate all things comics and pop culture, featuring student presentations, dioramas, cosplays and more. Students presenting in the past have all been enrolled in Roehl’s Literary Experience: Comics and Graphic Narratives. This year, however

More than myth: ‘Hanging Medusa’ reclaims a story

More than myth: ‘Hanging Medusa’ reclaims a story

There she stood — a young girl, completely enthralled with the floating ceramic jellyfish and lace tendrils that hung before her. Though she was waiting for her mom to finish talking to a faculty member, she seemed to be perfectly content right where she was. In that moment, only she and

No pavement, no problem: Students create their own paths to cut time

No pavement, no problem: Students create their own paths to cut time

Between the winding, paved sidewalks of Augustana, through landscapes and grass expanses and construction sites alike, a new network is taking form. These high-traffic but unplanned routes are called desire paths, and they are snaking their way into view as students and staff opt for shortcuts to their destinations.