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Preserving Norway’s treasures
Augsburg alumna’s career in object conservation spans continents“As you can see, I’m not in my office,” says Juliane Derry ’00 answering a video call and gazing toward the cell phone resting in her outstretched palm. “It… more >
Winning the long game
Meaningful, relevant workshops equip students to excel in the classroom, competition, and their careersStudent-athletes file past tables, stacking breadsticks on mounds of pasta, but this crew isn’t carb-loading for the next matchup. The nearly 550 students from Augsburg’s 19… more >
An ambitious approach
Entrepreneur Maya Santamaria ’94 leads businesses that break boundaries and build community in Minneapolis
Play with purpose
Special Olympics Minnesota and Augsburg College team up
The space to learn
A 20-year vision for campus
Homecoming 2016
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From national champion to local hero
Three-time NBA champion Devean George ’99 rebuilds community
The city: Course content and classroom
A glimpse at faculty and students who embrace learning opportunities in MinneapolisEach semester, painting and drawing classes typically occur in what originally was an Augsburg College chapel. Old Main 100 is an inspiring place with 25-foot ceilings and soaring windows… more >
Leadership and conflict
Graduate students study global compassion at Nobel Peace Prize ForumConflict is a pervasive characteristic of human interaction. This is the opening line of the summer syllabus for Augsburg College’s Master of Arts in Leadership course, “Navigating Local &… more >
Beyond the scoreboard
By the numbers: A year of Augsburg College athleticsEach year, Augsburg College athletes sprint, skate, dive, throw, swim, and leap countless times as they prepare for and compete in athletic contests. Because competition records and stats generally offer… more >
Navigating uncharted waters
First-ever River Semester pushes boundaries of experiential learningThe River Semester was billed as an experiential learning opportunity: engage in a full load of political, environmental, and physical education courses—reinforced by a research project—while canoeing down… more >
Playing it forward
Auggie coaches create cycle of giving back
An exploration of faith
Prestigious grant fosters students’ engagement in Youth Theology Institute“Jesus is in the generosity business,” said Amber Kalina ’15 when she quoted from Walter Brueggeman’s theology of abundance at an Augsburg College chapel service. “That means being constantly… more >
A dark side to a boom
Scholarship in actionAs one of the first sociologists to study the effects of the most recent oil boom in North Dakota, Tim Pippert has been sought out by organizations looking to add… more >
Boom or bust
Augsburg College sociologist examines North Dakota’s new oil landscapeAugsburg College sociologist examines North Dakota’s new oil landscape… more >