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Parker Carbonneau

Parker Carbonneau is sophomore at Augustana, where he studies journalism. He currently serves as ASA reporter

Provost moves forward with CAS restructuring

Provost moves forward with CAS restructuring

This February, Provost Joel Johnson revealed a plan to appoint the College of Arts and Sciences’ (CAS) first dean and restructure its leadership. If approved by President Stephanie Herseth Sandlin, changes will take effect in fall 2025. The restructuring is part of Augustana’s transition from a college to a

Augustana Student Association launches nine new programs

Augustana Student Association launches nine new programs

Augustana Student Association President Annie Johnston and Vice President Prince Adhikari announced the launch of nine new programs and paid internships as part of Phase II of their strategic plan. “Over the summer, we had phase one which was meeting with all the administrators and faculty, seeing where issues are

Special Olympics to take on USF

Special Olympics to take on USF

Update: At the time this story went to print, the Special Olympics club did not plan to compete in regional and state tournaments. However, with support from South Dakota Special Olympics and increased participation, they will now compete as a delegation in tournaments. The story appears below as initially reported.

ASA rolls out Phase II of transportation model updates

ASA rolls out Phase II of transportation model updates

The Augustana Student Association announced the second phase of its transportation updates which eliminated the SAM (Sioux Area Metro) On Demand portion of the program and provides four more Lyft passes this semester, in addition to the eight already provided to each student using the program. Lyft passes reduce the

From pledges to progress: How empathy can heal political divides

From pledges to progress: How empathy can heal political divides

As I walked into the Morrison Commons to grab a sandwich during my lunch break, I was approached by Angie Hummel, the director of mental health and wellness, who enthusiastically asked me to sign Augustana’s “Election 2024: Curiosity, Courage & Civility” pledge. I felt pretty apprehensive about signing a

IM28 sparks debate amongst South Dakotans

IM28 sparks debate amongst South Dakotans

As the Nov. 5 election draws near, the debate regarding IM28 intensifies. The measure would eliminate the state’s ability to tax products for human consumption, excluding alcohol or prepared food. Proponents argue IM28 eliminates a regressive grocery tax, while critics warn of significant unintended consequences. A 2022 study by

Out to eat in Sioux Falls: Giliberto’s always open

Out to eat in Sioux Falls: Giliberto’s always open

It’s 2 a.m. Augustana, once teeming with students, now lies eerily still. Silence engulfs you, broken only by the low grumblings of your insatiable stomach. Yet just a short three-minute drive away, Giliberto’s is cooking a fresh order of carne asada super nachos to satisfy your late-night