Variety

Augustana costume shop supervisor Cindy Bakke has worn many hats throughout her life, all of which has been spent within 90 miles of her hometown of Mitchell, South Dakota. The most important hats, it would seem, are those of listener and friend. After she graduated from the University of South

Each year, Augie students form teams to create business plans as part of the Hult Prize competition, and while a $1 million prize hangs in participants’ minds, the business ideas created by Augie students are beneficial even without the prize money. “Hult Prize makes sure those two groups — the employers

A couple of months ago, I was cruising downtown when a taxicab yellow blur caught my eye. Upon closer inspection, I noticed the blur had words: “Pho Thai, Thai & Vietnamese Kitchen.” Beneath the sign was a banner exclaiming “COMING SOON!” I’ll admit the name of the restaurant is

“From the top: five, six, seven, eight!” The Augie Hip-Hop club jumped right into practicing their dance number for the International Talent Show after doing some warm-up stretches to “Accelerator” by The Kansoul. For the first 30 minutes of the Monday night class, the only sounds were the taps of

Tucked away in the Visual Arts Center, art exhibits filter through the Eide/Dalrymple Gallery monthly for Augustana students and community members to enjoy. Some exhibits are from local artists while others are from senior art students on the cusp of graduation. From Oct. 10 to Nov. 9, the collection

Nestled beside the administration building sits the Old Fellow’s rose garden. What once only housed a bunching of plants and plain pathways is now home to a new contemplative labyrinth. Boulders and stone, along with old Sioux quartzite building bricks, lay out the movable pathways along the garden. David