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Circle of Courage: AU’s Native pedagogy empowers

The Circle of Courage has been the foundation of the Augustana education department since 1991. It guides students on how to teach and serves as a model for how professors are to conduct their classrooms. Senior communications disorder major Stacie Soderstrom has most of her classes within the education department.

Pine Ridge artist remembers time at Augustana

Kevin Poor Bear never graduated from Augustana, but the time he spent on campus helped shape his life. Poor Bear grew up in the Sioux Falls area, spending his young life at the local McCrossan Boys Ranch. After graduating from Washington High School in 1986, he journeyed westward to Colorado

Sioux Falls chai lattes ranked

Chai lattes are scrumptious year round, but the impending cold weather makes a hot tea drink sound even more enticing. A chai latte is a drink prepared with steamed milk and (most often) spiced tea concentrate. In other words, it is the Americanized companion of Indian masala chai. Traditional masala

Off-campus students deal with off-campus eating

Some people just know what to do in the kitchen. Hand them anything, and they can chop, sauté or boil it to perfection. Others, when they cook, can only try their best. “I was trying to make a steak on my own,” said Bodey Behrends, a junior living off-campus. “The

B.o.B. sparks middle school flashbacks—both the good and the ugly

When UBG announced B.o.B as this year’s big event, my middle school self rejoiced. Finally I would hear, in their most pure form, the songs that accompanied my awakening to the joys and the sorrows of middle school dances. And I must say, I relived both this

Swamp Daddy’s introduces Cajun soul food to Sioux Falls

At the end of Phillips Avenue, tucked into a cement oasis housing popular eateries such as The Source Coffee Roastery + Taproom and Bokie Gelato, a somewhat hidden treasure lies. Swamp Daddy’s Cajun Kitchen offers customers a taste of classic Louisiana dishes such as the catfish po’boy, cajun chicken

Langley: read EDDA, it’s ranked 10th in the nation

It’s impossible to understate the importance of having a tangible record of history. Accounting for a person’s life is difficult enough, but have you ever considered trying to create an accurate depiction of an entire student body? This is the responsibility that falls on Augustana’s yearbook committee,