Augsburg University Women’s Soccer at St. Olaf College
Augsburg University Women's Soccer at St. Olaf College Streaming Video: https://www.stolaf.edu/multimedia/play/?e=3508 https://athletics.augsburg.edu/calendar.aspx?id=18520
Augsburg University Women's Soccer at St. Olaf College Streaming Video: https://www.stolaf.edu/multimedia/play/?e=3508 https://athletics.augsburg.edu/calendar.aspx?id=18520
The Echo, Augsburg's student produced newspaper, is having tables of free hot drinks (hot cocoa, coffee, and cider), plenty of pastries, and even hosting a raffle for those who sign up for our mailing list! Come get to know more about who we are, ways to get involved, and how the whole thing works - … Continue reading "Coffee and Treats with The Echo – Hot Drinks, Pastries, and Raffle!"
Come play some chess with Augsburg Chess Club! Chess boards are provided, but you are always welcome to bring your own as well. We are welcoming of all skill levels and would love to have you come hang out with us and play some chess. Hosted by: Augsburg Chess Club Additional Information can be found … Continue reading "Chess Club General Meeting"
ADSG encompasses the concerns of students and faculty. These meetings held by ADSG will indulge in implementing policy changes and student concerns around campus. Any students, staff, or faculty are welcome! Hosted by: Augsburg Day Student Government Additional Information can be found at: https://augsburg.campuslabs.com/engage/event/7116886
Augsburg University Volleyball vs #15 University of Northwestern-St. Paul Streaming Video: https://portal.stretchinternet.com/augsburg/ https://athletics.augsburg.edu/calendar.aspx?id=18567
The Echo is back from its mid-term hiatus! Come join us in the Echo office to put together our next issue. Help us brainstorm ideas, sign up to write articles, or take photos at events we're covering. There are plenty of ways to get involved! Contributors are paid $20 per article and $10 for every … Continue reading "ECHO General Meeting"
Religion department series "A Reformation for Our Time." Today is Professor Hans Wiersma - “The Ten-Month Retreat That Changed the World”
