• Paradise Park Zoo

    Tjornhom-Nelson Theater 501 22nd Ave S, Minneapolis, MN, United States
    Creative Arts

    Paradise Park Zooby Savannah Reichdirected by Alex HathawayApril 11–12 & 24–16   |   7:00 p.m.April 27   |   3:00 p.m.Tjornhom-Nelson Theater, Foss CenterPublic $12; Augsburg Community $10The animals at the zoo are very busy—experimenting with meditation, processing their relationships, honing their wilderness survival skills, hosting community meetings, arguing about doors. No one is talking about the cages. … Continue reading "Paradise Park Zoo"

  • Queer Prom

    Christensen Center 720 22nd Ave S, Minneapolis, MN, United States
    Campus Life

    Hi QIPOC family, this year we are hoisting the annual Queer We are all super excited with all the things we have planned. The theme is Renaissance, so get on your best RennFaire/Medieval/Royalty outfit on and join our celebration. We will be having local performers join us at Queer Prom: DJ's Trinket and Jinxx and … Continue reading "Queer Prom"

  • Annual Blood Donation Drive: Give Life & Share Hope

    Lot L
    Campus Life

    Every drop of blood you donate carries hope—a chance for a child to see another birthday, a mother to hold her newborn, or a survivor to fight another day. The Pre-Med Student Association, in partnership with Memorial Blood Center, invites you to join our annual blood drive—not just as donors, but as lifelines. This is … Continue reading "Annual Blood Donation Drive: Give Life & Share Hope"

  • Monday Coffee Breaks

    FOS 171
    Staff Senate

    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, by Kelsi Sharp

    Gage Gallery & Christensen Gallery
    Creative Arts

    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