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Augustana University is excited to announce that its nursing program has been awarded a federal grant (No. 05-79-06256) to purchase nearly $440,000 in equipment and supplies for simulation education.

In partnership with Campus Ministry, the School of Music invites the public to join the Augustana University community for its annual Christmas Vespers 2022 Concert, “Home by Another Way,” a celebration of the season of Advent featuring Augustana’s choirs, orchestra, band and jazz band. In-person performances will take place at 7:30 p.m., on Friday, Dec. 2, and Saturday, Dec. 3, at Gloria Dei Lutheran Church in Sioux Falls.

For Augustana’s growing population of international students — a record-breaking 92 new international students for the 2022-23 academic year — the International Programs Office (IPO) works hard to combat homesickness with initiatives like the Friendship Family Program.

Augustana is proud to report that the university's nursing program was ranked the best program in South Dakota for 2023 by RegisteredNursing.org.

Funded in part by the Augustana University Mellon Fund, the Eide/Dalrymple Gallery on campus opens “Jovan Speller: In Lottie’s Living Room,” which will be on view from Thursday, Nov. 17, through Thursday, Dec. 15.

Augustana Football just completed its 100th season of competition. The program is celebrating growth, touchdowns and plenty of victories.

Over the course of the last 18 months to two years, members of a Governance Task Force engaged their colleagues and other faculty to update and develop a new model at AU, fully operational beginning Fall 2022.

Augustana University student Tsegab Arega ‘23, of Sioux Falls, is a government & international affairs and sociology double major. As a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) John R. Lewis Undergraduate Public Health Scholar, Arega was an intern this past summer at the University of Michigan Future Public Health Leaders Program (Michigan FPHLP) in Ann Arbor.

Augustana is proud to announce that Team GardenMate, made up of four of the university’s students, has been named a top five finalist for IBM’s 2022 Call for Code Global Challenge.

Augustana students Abemelech Mesfin Belachew ‘24, Manusmriti Budhathoki ‘24, Deepak Krishnaa Govindarajan ‘25 and Prana Mohanty ‘25 were named the grand prize winners of the 2022 Call for Code Global Challenge at an award ceremony on Tuesday, Dec. 6, in New York, New York.