The Archaeology of Roman Medicine: A Botanical Perspective
Katherine Beydler, a Ph.D. candidate in Classical Studies at the University of Michigan, will discuss using archaeobotanical evidence to better understand the trade and spread of medical ingredients in the Roman Empire.
Dedication of Augie's Booze and Schmooze
Alumni and friends of the college are invited to the dedication of Augie's Booze and Schmooze, Chicago, from noon-4 p.m.
Augustana post-race pop-up
Augustana College alumni and friends are invited to a post-Bix race party.
Archaeological Institute lecture: 'The Black Sea Maritime Archaeology Project'
Kroum Batchvarov will present a lecture on the Black Sea Maritime Archaeology Project, one of the largest maritime archaeological projects ever staged,
Ascension Day worship and brunch
Augustana College will offer an Ascension Day service and brunch. Pastor Allison Bengfort of St. John's Lutheran Church in Wilmette, Ill., will give the sermon.
VIDEO: The science of mentoring at Augustana
To continue research on alternative sources of energy, Dr. Pam Trotter mentored Alfred Dei-Ampeh ’19, who mentored Elizabeth Zehner ’21.
Conservation Series: Jennifer and Kurt Burnham
Augustana's Dr. Jennifer Burnham, associate professor of geography, and her husband, Dr. Kurt Burnham, will present "Birds of the High Arctic: 28 Years of Avian Research in Greenland."
The Global Midwest: Immigration Landscape and Change in the Midwest
Dr. Chris Strunk will present "The Global Midwest: Immigration Landscape and Change in the Midwest."
Deere and Augie team up to prepare students for careers
Three football player interns demonstrate the balance that leads to success.
Dealing with the Past in the Present: Swedish Experiences of World War II and the Holocaust
Leading historians from Sweden will discuss how neutral Sweden dealt with the war, Jewish refugees, and repercussions.