"Education is still the best investment you can make so I would not be screaming panic as far as I can't go to school or continue in school. Definitely check out higher education because that's the key to the child's future." 

Tom Meyer, Augustana Vice President for Finance and Administration, discusses the College in relation to the current economic situation.

Dr. Sheryl Feinstein, associate professor of education, has recently authored “101 Insights and Strategies for Parenting Teenagers.”

Faith Fest participants at Augustana worked together on Saturday afternoon, February 7, to make fleece blankets to warm women and children at Children's Inn.

Augustana College’s Center for Western Studies is the recipient of a $300,000 challenge grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH).

Twenty-six local and regional artists will be featured in the 29th annual Artists of the Plains Art Show and Sale February 20-22 sponsored by the Center for Western Studies (CWS).

Augustana College has been named a participant in a new 2010 research center created to conduct basic research in nuclear physics and astrophysics at the former Homestake Gold Mine.

Greg Mortenson, co-founder of the Central Asia Institute and founder of Pennies for Peace, has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize in a bipartisan, bicameral effort led by members of Congress.

Augustana College is offering a series of Continuing Education Workshops this spring.  These workshops are scheduled from February through April, 2009. Many of the classes are held on weekends and class size is limited.

Augustana College Theatre is excited to announce the arrival of two guest artists from St. Petersburg, Russia – Natalia Lapina and Andrey Khvostov. Lapina is on campus to direct the premiere of Ivan Fuller’s new play Eating into the Fabric.