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Students work with Make-A-Wish, Mayo Clinic

JENIFER FJELSTAD jrfjelstad18@ole.augie.edu Embarking on internships across the country this past summer, Augustana students gained experience within their fields and brought new skills into the world. Here are three such students: Darwin García Mayo Clinic chose Darwin García, a senior physics and math major, for a competitive

Garden provides campus-to-table dining

MEGAN SIMONICH mdsimonich18@ole.augie.edu It’s hard to miss it while walking alongside the corner of University Place and Summit Avenue—a vegetable garden thriving in the early fall air. Named “Lookout Garden,” the new garden is part of a much larger initiative across Augustana to promote sustainability

Alumni pass, fail new boardgame ‘Augieopoly’

GRACE WALLIN gmwallin17@ole.augie.edu It’s a typical Thursday night at Fernson Brewing Company, a smattering of customers filters in and out, chatting casually with the bartenders over a tall glass of farmhouse ale while the light from the broad windows flutters over the wooden tables and reflects

Seven things to do in Sioux Falls

JESSICA RUF jnruf15@ole.augie.edu Well, you’ve seen Falls Park, you’ve walked the Sculpture Walk and you’ve visited the Empire Mall—now what? Here are seven essential things to do if you’re new to SuFu: 1. Enjoy First Fridays. It’s the first Friday of

Miscellanea: four years in the making

KAATJE WEILAND kpweiland16@ole.augie.edu Eleven students are showcasing their work in this year’s senior art show, “Miscellanea.” Connor Bergh, Brooke Christenson, Wyatt Dickson, Sydney Michael Kelly, Emil Knapp, Alex Meyer, Mara Morrill, Katie Munson, Dagne Ode, Kylie Rome and Ajla Sundstrom all have pieces in the show,

Students beat boredom with board games

SHAY NORRIS shnorris14@ole.augie.edu The pale, golden glow of soft overhead lamp light illuminates the cubes of dice as they tumble across the table top on a cold Friday evening. The feeling of intensity rises throughout the group of students, as this roll may change the events of

Holi: clouds of color fly over campus

Students celebrate the Hindu holiday, Holi, by eating Indian food, dancing, and throwing vibrant colored powders into the air on Apr. 27. Photos by Jessica Ruf.