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Area businesses differ on COVID-19 protocols

As Augsustana students continue to venture off campus and throughout Sioux Falls, it’s important for them to know where they can go while staying safe from COVID-19. Here are some of the go-to stores and restaurants for Augustana students and whether or not they have COVID-19 precautions in place.

Apple orchard on campus comes to fruition

During the heat of summer, junior Laura Arce Vieyra carried large buckets of water to her apple trees, talking to them, telling them “good morning!” and asking how their day had been. These apple trees are on campus, a sustainability project she spent all summer taking care of. History professor

School of Music establishes new marching band

Augustana band associates Peter Folliard, Larry Petersen and others have been collaborating this past summer to create The Augustana Marching Band. The group hopes the band will bring a mutual sharing of love for music and a new way to be involved. Petersen said he thinks there are great ways

Hubie Halloween: More trick than treat

There are few things scarier than watching a modern Adam Sandler comedy. Following his cult-classic comedies in the ‘90s, the quality of his films has greatly decreased. Most seem to rely on fart jokes, endless screaming and his unfunny comedian buddies. Hubie Halloween is his most recent comedy after his

Holden’s movie review: Your not so friendly neighborhood Spider-Man

Tom Holland is a golden child of Hollywood right now. His role as Spider-Man in the Marvel Cinematic Universe has drawn praise from critics and fans alike. He’s also done voice acting in films like Pixar’s Onward. However, he hadn’t had a shot at a serious role.

Augie Theater uses Zoom to perform Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”

Augustana Theatre’s adaptation of A Midsummer Night’s Dream mixed traditional Shakespeare into a modern online universe set apart by innovative theatrical design. Curtains closed on Augustana Theatre’s premiere Zoom live stream performance Oct. 4 to an audience of about 50 people. “When it became clear that we

Maintaining the music: How Augustana’s music programs are adapting to the challenge of COVID-19

Augustana University’s School of Music has overcome new obstacles in order to preserve the art of music on campus. According to the World Health Organization, COVID-19 spreads through respiratory droplets and, in specific circumstances, it can be airborne. Musicians produce more aerosol release than most others. Singers project more