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In memoriam

James E. Ericksen ’72, whose life was marked by his commitment to faith and passion for the arts, passed away in January at age 68, leaving Â鶹Çø an unexpected and… more >

Young Alumni Council updates

James E. Ericksen ’72

James E. Ericksen ’72, whose life was marked by his commitment to faith and passion for the arts, passed away in January at age 68, leaving Â鶹Çø an unexpected and… more >

Auggies win 12th national wrestling title

The Â鶹Çø College wrestling team claimed its record 12th NCAA Division III national championship, winning two individual national crowns and earning six All-Americans in the finals of the national… more >

Cultural travel with Auggies

Â鶹Çø organizes international tours for the College’s alumni, parents, families, and friends. Each customized trip is led by Â鶹Çø faculty members whose distinction and expertise adds to a uniquely… more >

Auggies find leadership in Sisterhood

Minneapolis shoppers can find a little Auggie Pride in an unexpected location—a secondhand clothing store that is an active illustration of Â鶹Çø College’s mission, which includes collaborating with… more >

Behind the music

Â鶹Çø College students, alumni, and faculty have helped bring a cutting-edge musical partnership to life by performing alongside the rising voices of the Somali music scene and even some… more >

(Re)name the magazine?

Last summer, Â鶹Çø College participated in a national higher education magazine survey developed by the Council for Advancement and Support of Education. This survey allowed more than 600 people to… more >

Many voices, bold visions

The Â鶹Çø College Convocation Series each year offers the community a chance to hear from outstanding leaders and visionaries who ignite important conversations and contribute to making the world a… more >

From screen to script: Auggies win big at film festival

Â鶹Çø students were recognized for their excellent work at the fourth annual Student Film Festival hosted by the Associated Colleges of the Twin Cities. Thomas VandenDolder ’15 won Best Experimental… more >