Housing Expo: Selection Number total 10,000 – 17,999
Urness lobby,Roommate groups with selection numbers totaling 10,000 - 17,999 can select housing at this time.
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Candidate for Christensen Chair in Religion and Vocation – Open Session
OGC 100 610 22nd Ave. S., Minneapolis, MN, United StatesFaculty and staff are invited to attend an open session lead by a candidate for the Bernard M. Christensen Distinguished University Chair in Religion and Vocation position. Candidates have been … Continue reading "Candidate for Christensen Chair in Religion and Vocation – Open Session"
Housing Expo: Selection Number total 2,000 – 9,999
Urness lobby,Roommate groups with selection numbers totaling 2,000 - 9,999 can select housing at this time.
FAFSA & MN Dream Act Completion Workshop
Sverdrup Hall 201College Possible, LGBTQIA+ & Multicultural Student Services, Student Financial Services, and TRIO/SSS will be co-hosting completion workshops for FAFSA and the MN Dream Act. Come to get help with your … Continue reading "FAFSA & MN Dream Act Completion Workshop"
Palentines Day
Hagfors 150BCome celebrate Palentine's Day with QPA and SMART! We will be decorating cookies, decorating Valentine's Day bags and having a good time enjoying one another's company!
Turtlenecks & Jazz
Atrium and Concourse (Foss)Enjoy a relaxing evening of live jazz and local art followed by Auggie spoken word performers. Coffee and treats will be provided. All are welcome. Turtlenecks encouraged!
Free
Turtlenecks and Jazz
Atrium and Concourse (Foss)Join KAUG in their evening of spoken word, warm drinks, and jazz music. Hosted by: KAUGAdditional Information can be found at: https://augsburg.campuslabs.com/engage/event/5223952
Interfaith Dinner/ Dialogue
Old Main 105, Cedar Commons (Public Events)Spirituality and Colonialism: Dinner and Dialogue
Old Main 105Join the Augsburg Interfaith Scholars for a panel, dinner, and discussion on spirituality and colonialism. This event is one in a series of monthly events over the course of the … Continue reading "Spirituality and Colonialism: Dinner and Dialogue"