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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
Dune: visually attractive, but unengaging
Directed by Denis Villeneuve (Arrival, Blade Runner 2049), 2021’s Dune is a grand sci-fi epic based on the 1965 novel of the same name by Frank Herbert.
A visually dazzling tale of galactic political intrigue, the film unleashes viewers into a compelling and well-crafted universe.
Despite its
New faculty member joins Augie Access as director of accessibility and academic support
Jeff Merkle is a new faculty member at Augustana this year. As the new director of accessibility and academic support, he splits his time between finding internships for Augie Access students and providing support for students with both long-term and short-term disabilities.
The Augie Access program is in
AOP teaches compass navigation
Ryan Brown, the outdoor and recreation program director, taught a compass and navigation class on Nov. 3, showing students how to use a compass in conjunction with a map as well as sharing stories about when students could be in dire need of the knowledge.
“In a wilderness setting, it’
SALT volunteers to rake the town
As the leaves finally started changing color for the fall season, homeowners found themselves breaking out the rakes and bags. For those who were unable to do so, the Sioux Falls volunteer event, Rake the Town, was there to help.
This past weekend on Oct. 29 and 30, volunteers from
Gallery: UBG hosts annual Halloween dance
On Oct. 29, the Union Board of Governors hosted its annual Halloween dance in the Back Alley. Photos by Camryn Hay.