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ECO 312 Students: Evan Bergemanm, Ryan Febus, Daniel Jensen, Julian Lapour, Lacey Mcdonald, Mark Munoa, Lucas Niezelski, Brooke OQuinn, Keo Robin, Alexander Stonick, Anthony Sylvester
Leah Himlie, online publishing coordinator The Global Twin Cities Scholars Program (GTCS) is a new program for incoming first-years that focuses heavily on topics of
Zully Sosa, layout editor Selena Quintanilla was a Tejano singer and fashion designer known as one of the top-selling Latin American artists of all time.
Kristy Moua, features editor The Echo, KAUG Radio and Murphy Square Literary Magazine finished the semester with “Student Voice Matters” on Dec. 7, one of
Michael Olderr, staff writer Regardless of what you think about the passage of time, I think we all can agree that 2020 has been tiresome.
Greg Miller, staff writer With a close win against the Jaguars in week 13, the Vikings find themselves sitting with the final wild-card spot with
Kevin Sethre, staff writer As the NFL season comes to a close, COVID-19 cases have been surging. There have been 18 games rescheduled due to
Hey everybody, I’m Calvin! I am a senior here at Augsburg graduating this December. I am something of a hobby artist although, I have been
Drey DK, contributor Miley Cyrus has been showcasing her ability to perform and conform since at least age 12. Her career was jump-started by Disney
http://books.thempxgroup.com/books/qpwa/#p=1 Here is the link for the online version of our third issue! Hit us on instagram @augsburg_echo to let us know what you think
The Echo Staff We, the editing staff of Augsburg’s student-run newspaper, hold it as our mission to empower the voice of our student body while
Citlaly Escobar, Opinions Editor, and Terrence Shambley Jr., Executive Editor A group of students, staff and faculty convened an informal working group in November 2019
The Echo Staff Over the summer, a number of Augsburg students came forward and shared their stories of sexual abuse from their fellow community members.
http://books.thempxgroup.com/books/svuk Enjoy The Echo’s last issue of the fall 2020 semester, and last of the year.
