Klaus Solko, co-executive editor Augsburg Exploration Day was Oct. 21, meaning that afternoon classes were canceled making it much easier for students to participate in
Teyah Parent, features editor At Augsburg University, students are getting the opportunity to experience the literary publishing industry firsthand through Howling Bird Press, a student-run
PSL Twin Cities In less than a decade, the people’s struggle against state violence in Minnesota has triggered a nationwide movement for justice. In 2020,
Kaia Anderson, online publishing coordinator KAUG Radio has been part of the Augsburg campus since the 1970’s when it was known as KCMR Radio, but
Micah George, contributor From one wing to another, By embracing a new height, There is an Auggie, An Eagle that was soon taking flight. It
Kaia Anderson, online publishing coordinator The Schwartz School of the Arts’ First Friday Lecture series held their second lecture on Oct. 2, featuring The Gully
Emerson Pieper, staff writer When Paul Pribbenow first arrived, he witnessed plenty of doubts about what Augsburg could become. Some saw it as a small
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
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
We, the editorial staff of the Echo for the 2026-27 school year, are dedicated to providing Augsburg community members of all identities and experiences a
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