Dozens of Augustana students will compete at the campus level in hopes of presenting their world-changing business ideas at the United Nations Headquarters in New York.

Augustana will launch two versions of the MBA program – a 4+1 option for current undergraduate students and a two-year option for working professionals who have already earned a bachelor's degree.

Last spring, seniors Chofian (JuJu) Abobakr and Ryan Solberg were selected to participate in a one-of-a-kind program organized by the Nobel Peace Prize Forum consortium.

Augustana University and the Center for Western Studies had announced Drs. Robert Green and Jamie Metzl as keynote speakers for the 24th Boe Forum on Public Affairs.

WalletHub's "2020's Best University Rankings" lists Augustana University at No. 1 in South Dakota and No. 109 nationwide among universities who offer "top-notch education at the most reasonable prices."

Augustana students Taha Afzal '21, Alexander (Jowi) Amayo '22, Daniel Leite '22 and Pawan Subedi '22 earned 2nd-place and a cash prize of $7,000 at the Sanford Health Tech Summit for their medication management system, Pill Buddy.

Following a week of fun and festive homecoming events, student floats took to the the streets near campus on Saturday, Oct. 12, for the Viking Days parade.

The Department of Music at Augustana University announced today that the 2019 “Friend of Augustana Music” award recipient is Brad Heegel '76, of Sioux Falls. The award will be presented during the Viking Days “Command Performance” on Friday, Oct. 11, at the Washington Pavilion.

Seniors Logan Hattervig, Carthage, South Dakota, and Kirtana Krishna Kumar, Ghaziabad, India, were crowned the 2019 Viking Days King and Queen at Coronation on Monday.

With the 2019-20 academic year officially underway, Augustana welcomes nine new faculty to our AU community this fall.