Augsburg University Student Produced Newspaper
Here’s the last issue of the year! It’s filled with news about the Chauvin trial, reporting on the Augsburg volleyball team, an artist spotlight, an
Olivia Allery, staff writer & Danny Reinan, news editor The trial of Derek Chauvin, the ex-Minneapolis police officer charged with the murder of George Floyd,
Danny Reinan, news editor University President Paul Pribbenow’s contract was renewed last month by the Board of Regents, ensuring that he will remain in his
Kirby Gage is a rapper, musician, producer, game designer and animator from Minnesota. He’s been surrounded by art from an early age, drawing and playing
I am a fourth year at Augsburg University majoring in theatre and minoring in MIS. I am an actress in the Twin Cities and though
ziz immelman, A&C editor Christensen Center, normally colorful and brought alive by student and guest artwork, has been noticeably bare this year. Over the 2020-21
Greg Miller, staff writer With the increase in vaccine availability and the drop in COVID-19 cases, Augsburg has announced that for the remainder of the
Kevin Sethre, staff writer The Augsburg volleyball team lost to Saint Benedict in straight sets on March 31, marking their first loss of the season.
Azu Esparza Hernandez, opinions editor Throughout this challenging virtual year, it has been difficult for students to stay involved. This has been especially hard for
Zully Sosa, executive editor The Augsburg Theatre Department is putting the finishing touches on its final production of the year, “The Well of Horniness.” The
Leah Himlie, online publishing coordinator We all love to talk about Minnesota Nice and how the state is so progressive. But Minnesota still has a
Nyasa HM, contributor Just in time for Easter Sunday, rapper Lil Nas X gave religious people, along with all who listen to his music, something
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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.
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