International research on dark matter conducted at Italy's Gran Sasso National Laboratory and featuring work by Dr. Drew Alton, chair and associate professor of physics at Augustana, is detailed in a new article by the Wall Street Journal.

The Augustana Choir will perform in concert at New York's famed Carnegie Hall on Sunday, March 29, at 8:30 p.m. with 300 singers from around the country. We caught up with Dr. Paul Nesheim, director of the Choir, to learn more about this opportunity and for a sneak peak of the Choir rehearsing the Agnus Dei from Mozart’s Missa Brevis in C major, K.220.

Depending on which actor you ask, the next Augustana Theatre production is either about a banker or a banker's wife. Augustana presents “A Doll’s House” by Henrik Ibsen Feb. 25 through March 1 in the Edith Mortenson Center Theatre.

Augustana President Rob Oliver today announced that junior Christian Einertson (Marietta, Georgia) and sophomore Kofi Gunu (Tamale, Ghana) have been named the 2015 Augustana Peace Scholars.

Ahead of Valentine's Day, Augustana alumni Adam and Sanna (Horsley) Strenge share how they met on campus and decided to get married in the College's Chapel of Reconciliation.

Augustana's Peace Scholars Selection Committee today announced the five finalists for the 2015 Peace Scholarship, a prestigious honor that features a seven-week study at the University of Oslo's International Summer School in Norway, June 15 through Aug. 1.

“The Collector of Names,” is a new short story collection by Augustana’s Writer-in-Residence, Dr. Patrick Hicks. We caught up with Hicks, who serves as chair and associate professor of English, to learn more about the book.

Seniors Sonia Haddy Sanyang and Christian Abera both took internships overseas during Interim this year. Hear how they landed these prestegious positions and their plans for the future.

Augustana today announced it has joined the national It's On Us campaign, a White House initiative aimed at ending sexual assault on college campuses.

The Center for Western Studies has issued a call for presenters and authors – including students – for the 47th annual Dakota Conference on the Northern Plains, to be held April 24-25. The theme for the 2015 Conference is “Where the West Begins? Geography, Identity, and Promise.”