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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’s Office of Advancement is teaming up with the Office of Diversity and Inclusion to offer the university’s alumni the opportunity to participate in programming called “Lunch and Learn: Diversity, Equity and Inclusion.”
A newly published report by Augustana University shows that 98% of 2023 graduates — who completed degrees in August, December and May of Academic Year 2022-23 — achieved a positive career outcome.
The Augustana Research Institute today released a new research study titled "Affordable Housing Needs Assessment 2016." The study was conducted for Sioux Falls Thrive, a nonprofit coalition aimed at creating "cradle to career" pathways by improving the local ecosystem around K-12 education.
Lent, which begins on Ash Wednesday, more than six weeks before Easter, is a “meaningful season to so many Christians.” So meaningful that Augustana’s campus pastor decided to build programming around the season — programming now known as Lenten Faith Partners.
Augustana is excited to announce that Midco has committed $1.35 million to enhancing its long-standing strategic partnership with the university, investing in Viking Bold: The Journey to 2030.
As 2021 comes to a close, we look back at the top stories from Augustana University over the last year.
Augustana University officially announced that it will be home to the Viking Men’s Hockey program — set to take the ice in the fall of 2023.
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.
Three years before they were elected Augustana Student Association (ASA) president and vice president and six years before they said “I do,” Drs. Katelyn (Graber) ‘18 and Luke Hurley ‘18 met for the first time in 2014.