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The Eide/Dalrymple Gallery at Augustana University opens “Views Removed: Photographs by Dana Fritz,” which will be on view from Thursday, March 24, through Saturday, April 23.

The Augustana University Bookstore will transition to an on-campus merchandise store called Ole’s Outlet, and a separate online textbook platform is now available.

In October 2021, Augustana University announced that it will be home to the Viking Men’s Hockey program — set to take the ice in the fall of 2023. The home team bench at Midco Arena will be named the Nehring Family Nice Foundation in celebration of Randy and Debbie Nehring.

A 14-panel reredos depicting the life of Christ, donated to Augustana in 1962 in honor of Paul Rogness ‘58, will emerge from storage and find its new home in the Chapel of Reconciliation.

Augustana University is proud to announce that two of its students, Camryn Hay ‘22 and Rebecca Ziems ‘22, have been offered the prestigious 2022 Critical Language Scholarship (CLS) Program award. A third AU student, Liz Fossum ‘24, has been chosen as an alternate language ambassador.

Five distinguished Augustana alumni will be celebrated during Viking Days 2021 for outstanding achievement in their field and for exemplifying the core values of Augustana University: Christian faith, excellence, liberal arts, community and service.

Ten Augustana students spent three weeks this summer in the wilderness of Alaska, which served as their classroom for a nature writing course while narrowly escaping the wrath of mother nature.  

The university is excited to announce that a total of 2,022 students — including part- and full-time undergraduate and graduate students — have chosen to embark on a bold future at Augustana.

A generous donation from Lisa and Miles Beacom in February allowed Augustana students the chance to conduct impactful, hands-on research while better serving the Sioux Falls community.

The Eide/Dalrymple Gallery at Augustana University opens “A Quiet Voice Heard: Retrospective of Kent Kapplinger” which will be on view from Wednesday, Oct. 6, through Saturday, Nov. 6.