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Meet the 2020-21 Augustana Student Association (ASA) President Cole Tessendorf '21 and Vice President Hannah DeWild '21.

On September 1, 2020, the Augustana community gathered in dedicating the Sharon Lust School of Education outside of the Madsen Social Science Center on the university’s campus.

Augustana University has partnered with The Center for Western Studies (CWS) and Flandreau Indian School (FIS) to announce a new exhibit at the Washington Pavilion. 

Beginning on September 10, Augustana’s Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion is launching "Cooking Across Cultures," a virtual series “about getting to know folks in our campus community while having them cook a dish that represents their self-identified culture.”

Augustana University has announced the addition of two sports beginning with the 2021-22 school year. Men’s swimming & diving and the NCAA emerging sport of women’s acrobatics & tumbling are set to bring the Viking athletics offerings to 21 sports. 

Emily Novotny ’20, who is now an Augustana University alumna, says her dreams have come true after landing an internship at the White House.

Augustana University announced a $2 million gift that will help in the creation of the Sharon Lust School of Education, located in the Madsen Social Science Center on the university’s campus.

This election season, Augustana is proud to announce that the university is launching a new initiative to encourage listening, learning and civil discourse through an effort called “With Malice Toward None.”

In partnership with Our Savior's Lutheran (OSL) Church, Augusatana University has launched Campus Cupboard — a food pantry aimed at fighting food insecurity.

Augustana is proud to announce that the university made the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) and Times Higher Education (THE) list of top U.S. colleges and universities. Out of the three schools that made the 2021 list in the state, Augustana University was at the top in South Dakota.