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Auggies have food and cooking down to a science

Ceviche is a South and Central American favorite that’s also been popularized in the United States. It’s a bright and flavorful seafood dish that’s not raw, but… more >

A tale of two Auggies

As a young man growing up on Minnesota’s far western prairies during the 1960s, Allan Torstenson ’75 felt the lure of big cities tugging at him when he was… more >

The sweet sound of success and the sweeter sound of purpose

Passing on a legacy

This fall, the Augsburg College women’s volleyball team qualified for the NCAA Division III National Tournament for the second straight year, an achievement that marked its reemergence as a… more >

Nobel pursuits

2015 Nobel Peace Prize Forum This spring, the 27th annual Nobel Peace Prize Forum embraced a new, interactive approach in fulfilling its charge to inspire peacemaking. Even before opening its… more >

24 hours at 2211 Riverside Avenue

For nearly 145 years, Augsburg College has been going about its work of creating thinkers, leaders, and world citizens in the heart of Minneapolis. This work isn’t confined to… more >

Life of reflection weaves global opportunity

Mark Twain said that the two most important days in your life are the day you are born and the day you find out why. On any given day, Josh… more >

Homecoming 2014

Meet Kuoth Wiel

And, if you ask this Augsburg College alumna about her past few years, she’d likely add to the list of descriptors, “a person blessed by an enormous leap of… more >

Here we stand

Uniting members of a team is one of a coach’s biggest responsibilities and challenges; teams with cohesion amplify their success on and off the field. At Augsburg, football coaches… more >