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
Teyah Parent, features editor On Friday, Sept. 4, Augsburg University’s Schwartz School of the Arts—which brings together narrative, performing and visual arts—opened its first-ever First
College can be a very confusing time. Students feel like they need to know everything or else they will fail, but at the same time
Teyah Parent, features editor At Augsburg University, I had the privilege of interviewing Communication and Media Studies Professor Marceleen Mosher, who is known for bringing
Teyah Parent, features editor At first, I was not sure what to expect going into my meal at Korea Restaurant. I had never been before
Teyah Parent, mrs. frog In a move that has left students, faculty, and at least one albino squirrel utterly speechless, Augsburg University announced last week
Elliot Hilden, visible man As of 2028, Augsburg will be saying goodbye to the one and only Paul Pribbenow, president of the university. While we
Teyah Parent, features editor Morning spills roll through trees, dew trembling on the edge of leaves. A river washes in its solemn song, wandering clouds
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