The Eyrie Film Festival is a FREE end-of-year opportunity for all Augsburg University students to exhibit their film work!Eyrie, pronounced AIR-ee, is the nest of a large bird of prey, like an eagle. This name at Augsburg then symbolizes a space where emerging talent is nurtured and showcased.*Please note that ONLY AUGSBURG UNIVERSITY STUDENTS CAN SUBMIT TO THIS FESTIVAL.The … Continue reading "Eyrie Film Festival"
Drop-in and Chat Coffee Times (a gift from the Provost) will be held each Monday (9:45-10:45) in FOS 171 for staff and faculty. Just pop in, grab some coffee, and chat for a few minutes as you are able through the rest of the semester.
GREETINGS FROM is a glance at the signs that have shaped the visual identity of Minnesota—signage that denotes the rise of industry and manufacturing, marks idyllic lake retreats and historic riverside towns, and frames metropolitan areas—these artifacts can define our proximity to each other and our shared history. Curated by Kelsi Sharp.Augsburg Galleries
GREETINGS FROM is a glance at the signs that have shaped the visual identity of Minnesota—signage that denotes the rise of industry and manufacturing, marks idyllic lake retreats and historic riverside towns, and frames metropolitan areas—these artifacts can define our proximity to each other and our shared history. Curated by Kelsi Sharp.Augsburg Galleries
It’s the end of the semester, and that means that not only is your mind feeling cluttered, your backpack is, too! Take care of both issues with JUNK JOURNALING at the library! Join us on Tuesday, May 6, from 1:00-3:30 PM as we de-stress by making bad art. Turn your random scraps of paper, junk … Continue reading "Make a Junk Journal @ Lindell"
To participate in the GAAC Meeting, please contact Chair Erin Sugrue for a ZOOM invitation.
Students of Elise Meichels-Parker, Anne Ainomäe, Jane Cords-O'Hara, & Mark Kausch present their spring semester repertoire.FREE and open to the public
GREETINGS FROM is a glance at the signs that have shaped the visual identity of Minnesota—signage that denotes the rise of industry and manufacturing, marks idyllic lake retreats and historic riverside towns, and frames metropolitan areas—these artifacts can define our proximity to each other and our shared history. Curated by Kelsi Sharp.Augsburg Galleries
