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Lost&Found hosts painting event

Lost&Found hosts painting event

The usually empty tables were adorned with colorful canvases, bottles of paint, sharpies, palettes and an assortment of brushes. The air was alive with the hum of music, an undercurrent to the chatter and laughter that filled the room. Here, students were not just invited to create art; they were

Cockroaches educate in FSC

Cockroaches educate in FSC

In the basement of the Froiland Science Complex, Madagascar hissing cockroaches creep and crawl, emitting their distinct hiss. But these roaches aren’t pests — they’re pets. They live in a 10-gallon tank with wood shavings for bedding and egg cartons stacked on top of ashwood logs. FSC 119 is

Recitals bring new music to Hamre Hall

Recitals bring new music to Hamre Hall

Augustana’s School of Music performed two new music recitals on the evenings of Feb. 16 and 17 in Hamre Recital Hall. Both performances were free to attend and featured students, faculty, professional musicians from the region and members of the South Dakota Symphony Youth Orchestra. Friday night’s performance,

Education professor to transfer to psychology department

After serving five years as an assistant professor in the education department, one Augustana educator plans to transition to a new role. Starting in fall 2024, Celeste Uthe-Burow will transfer to Augustana’s psychology department, where she will be a professor and program director of the Master of Arts in

Out to eat in Sioux Falls: Cats, treats and coffee at downtown cafe

Out to eat in Sioux Falls: Cats, treats and coffee at downtown cafe

We noticed the cats before the cafe. A large window displayed a bright open room, which hosted a number of cats lounging about on plump pillows and floating shelves — a fluffy world yet unknown to us. Then we noticed the awkward glances of the humans inside the building, their hands

Late Night Las Vegas takes over Elmen Center

Late Night Las Vegas takes over Elmen Center

The Elmen Center didn’t appear as its usual self Saturday night. Students entered the building dressed as royalty, prepared to gamble fake money. The first 50 students to enter the late night received inflatable swords. With a 12 person team, junior Peter Kahnke and sophomore Kendall Backora set up

Out to eat in Sioux Falls: Upscale dining, reasonable prices at Granite City

Out to eat in Sioux Falls: Upscale dining, reasonable prices at Granite City

When I was growing up, going out to eat was reserved only for special occasions. A birthday party or big live event was the only time we ventured from momma’s kitchen to a restaurant. When I go out to eat today, I look for two things: an aesthetic that