Here is the full issue of this week’s Echo! Read all about current events like the Republican National Convetion or see what Nina Makem has
Avery Cheeseman, arts and culture editor College is a lot to take in, no matter what year you are; I remember how I struggled to
Emerson Pieper, staff writer The first thing Cole notices is that he can’t feel his hands, which is—fine, probably. He doesn’t need his hands to
Lennon Krueger, contributor Coming into the school year, I know many students had mixed feelings about being back in classes, whether it be their major
Alexis Aryeequaye, contributor When I was in eighth grade, my middle school suddenly banned cellphones the day before winter break. Not in class, not during
Avery Cheeseman, arts and culture editor I know that I am far from the only person who grew up watching and reading the Harry Potter
Elliot Hilden, co-executive editor Warning: Spoilers for “Adults” If you are looking for a new show to obsess over, look no further than “Adults,” an
Kaia Anderson, online publishing coordinator On July 26, the Vixen won their first national championship at Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium. While many players
Evelyn Perkins, sports editor Historically, Augsburg University has always been a pioneer and advocate for change. One example of this is the fact that Augsburg
Klaus Solko, co-executive editor On Sept. 4, around two in the morning on Fourth Street Southeast in Dinkytown, Minneapolis, there was a stabbing. Police responded
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