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Attached to Big Lost Meadery on the edge of Lake Lorraine sits Ranch and Roost, a rustic, Southern style restaurant. It’s a great place to enjoy some locally-sourced grub, with smashburgers made from fresh-ground beef and Southern style fried chicken sandwiches.  My friends and I decided to get dinner

Carrie Olson-Manning, associate professor of biology, started using a grading system last fall that is focused on student growth through learning and feedback. The “ungrading” approach takes away pressure from students performing on exams and gives them a chance to learn from their mistakes. “When you apply grades, students become

On the south end of Main Street in Mitchell, South Dakota, sits an enormous brick building that was originally part of a railroad supply line. The Depot is historic, a community staple since 1908. In 1992, it transformed into an American-style restaurant. Early in the afternoon on Saturday, Oct. 4,

Every once in a while, Netflix will release a movie for a limited time in theaters in order to build its hype before putting it on the platform. This summer, though, one movie streamed so well that it earned a theater release after the fact. That film was “KPop Demon

Marriage and anthropology go hand-in-hand for Gina Palefsky, assistant director of research for the archaeology lab, and Trent Trombley, assistant professor of anthropology.  The couple teaches 12% of the university’s First-Year Seminar (FYS) classes, both with two sections each. Palefsky teaches Food and Culture, and Trombley teaches The Anthropology

Augustana’s art department welcomed back alumna Gracie Rothering ‘22 with open arms and open minds. Through her exhibit at the Eide/Dalrymple Gallery from Sept. 11 to Oct. 2, Rothering shared her vulnerabilities regarding her heritage with educators she had during her time here, as well as with young