The Nobel Peace Prize Forum consortium is accepting student applications for two 2014 Peace Scholars, who will be awarded a six-week educational experience in Oslo, Norway, designed to deepen their understanding of issues related to peace, justice, democracy and human rights. The application deadline is Friday, Jan. 31, 2014.
Video ToursAs a freshman, your Augustana experience begins the minute you arrive on campus for move-in day. From games to picnics to bonfires and concerts, your first week at Augustana will be among the most important "beginnings" of your life.
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Nobel Peace Prize Forum Seeks Augustana Peace Scholars
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Three-Dimensional View Helps Laser in Building New Molecules
In an article published this week in the journal Nature Communications, researchers from Augustana, Kansas State University, the Max Planck Institute for Quantum Optics and the Ludwig Maximilian University in Munich, Germany, have reported an improved feedback technique to help in building new molecules.
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Senior Represents USA Rugby in France
Senior Kaitlyn Foss (Pipestone, Minn) recently represented USA Rugby in France as a member of the USA Rugby AIG Women’s Collegiate All-Americans (WCAA) team. Learn about her rugby career and journey in France.
Event Calendar
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Dec. 12: Augustana Bands' Christmas Extravaganza
As part of Christmas at Augustana, the Performing and Visual Arts presents the Augustana Bands' Christmas Extravaganza, a holiday concert featuring nearly 200 instrumentalists at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 12, at the Washington Pavilion.
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Dec. 12: Speaker on Syrian-Lebanese Culture in the Dakotas
Join us on Thursday, Dec. 12, to hear Paul L. Whitney discuss "Syrian-Lebanese Culture in the Dakotas," as a visiting speaker on Augustana’s International Theme of “Islam in our Community, Past and Present.”
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Through Dec. 19: Finals Week Activities
During Finals Week, Augustana encourages students to take advantage events and resources including Semester Shutdown, Midnight Madness, the Bookstore sale and extended hours at the Mikkelsen Library and Elmen Center.
