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Writing Center’s pen ranks No. 1 in free pens at Augustana

If there is one thing college students love, it’s a free pen. Everyone who has ever been a student knows the importance of a great pen. A great FREE pen. Therein lies the rub. Which is the best? What makes a pen amazing? Where do I find this marvelous

Archeologist dumpster dives for sustainability

During the last days of school before summer starts, everyone wants to leave campus. In their efforts to leave as fast as possible, students dispose of their unwanted food, furniture and clothing. But what students throw away in haste, Jason Kruse of the archaeology department dives for in the dumpster.

Review: Candy Cloud Factory confections fall flat

The Candy Cloud Factory opened on the far end of Phillips Avenue over the summer. The franchise originally started in Mitchell, setting up shop across from the most iconic attraction in South Dakota — the Corn Palace. According to Keloland, the store in Mitchell (which is actually called Jesse’s Candy

Journey Scholar aims for career in medicine

Persevering, driven and unapologetic. José Cruz is a personification of these attributes; moreover, these characteristics also earned him a unique opportunity as a Journey Scholar. The route through secondary education is mystifying for all who face it, but the journey is undoubtedly more turbulent for a first-generation student of color

Viking Days 2019: Photo Gallery

Introducing Viking Days king and queen

Starting off a week of festivities, Augustana chose its newest Viking Days king and queen, Logan Hattervig and Kirtana Krishna Kumar. The two seniors were crowned on Monday night in the Elmen Center. Hattervig is a biology and religion major from Carthage, SD. Kumar is a biology and philosophy major

Campus podcast explores vocation at all ages

In mid-September, Augustana’s own recording studio, Studio 47, debuted its new faculty-led podcast “Calling All Years Good.” Hosted by the Rev. Ann Rosendale, the podcast is inspired by a book of the same title and focuses on vocation throughout life. In “Calling All Years Good,” Rosendale interviews people from