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On Monday, Nov. 17, Augustana’s Black Student Union (BSU) hosted a meet-and-greet event with United States Senate candidate Julian Beaudion, during which he shared his platform and responded to student concerns. “If you talk to political operatives across the state they’ll tell you ‘Hit the I-29 corridor, that’

It is the evening of Oct. 19. The sun has set, and the first floor of Bergsaker Hall transforms from its typical stretch of student rooms into a celebration of cooking. Cutlery clatters, cooking pots bubble with water and the sound of rich laughter fills the floor as students gather

As the fall semester winds down and winter break approaches, students are starting to plan ahead for the upcoming J-term. The three-week interim offers students a chance to slow down, explore and take on a hard class — or for those who are studying abroad, it offers academic experience and adventure

A 20-year drought leads the government to enforce a ban on private toilets. Now, the citizens must use public amenities that are controlled by a single corrupt company, which profits off of one of humanity’s most basic needs. This harsh, dystopian reality sets the stage for “Urinetown: The Musical.

Most — if not all — students have come face to face with receiving a grade they were unhappy with. But when a student fails a test or paper, does that push them to do better next time, or does it actually inhibit them from succeeding? This question was the basis for