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Homecoming Sing Competition and Coronation

For the last day of Homecoming 2025, there will be a sing competition followed by the coronation of the homecoming court.

Homecoming Rope Pull and Phrig Competition

Rope pull: The rope pull is a great chance to show off your Augustana school spirit. Battle other groups from different organizations around campus to find out who is the strongest. Hit the weights hard!

Homecoming Cardboard Regatta

For the third day of Homecoming 2025 there will be a cardboard regatta. The cardboard regatta originated in 1974 at Southern Illinois University, and Augustana's Homecoming Committee enjoys joining in on the fun with their own rendition of the sport.

Homecoming Talent Show

The talent showcase is an evening of entertainment featuring various types of acts. Acts are performed by students and faculty and consist of everything from stand-up comedy and skits to dancing and music.

Homecoming Kick-Off Bonfire

Kick off Homecoming 2025 with a bonfire.

Student at graduation

Augustana College named a national ‘Dream School’ in new book by bestselling author

Augustana was one of 75 U.S. colleges and universities named as a "Dream School" from among 3,900 institutions Jeffrey Selingo researched for his latest book. Augustana is one of only three Illinois colleges/universities on the "Dream School" list.

India J-term study abroad info session

This info session will describe the India J-term study abroad program taking place January 2026. Students are invited to come learn more about the program and potential scholarships and grants.

Tie-dye with SAI

Join Sigma Alpha Iota for an informal recruitment event. Meet the sisters of Sigma Alpha Iota music fraternity and tie-dye shirts!

The sounds of Sweden come to Rock Island

Korgossarna, one of Sweden’s premier male vocal ensembles, will perform on Saturday, Sept. 20, at 3 p.m. in Wallenberg Hall at Augustana College. The concert is free and open to the public.

Guest seminar: Prof. Prem Kumar

Prem Kumar, professor of electrical and computer engineering at Northwestern’s McCormick School of Engineering, will present a 45-minute seminar on quantum information and quantum computing.

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