BY NATHALIE HEWA DEWAGE Last Friday, I gave a speech in the forum as part of the Black History Month opening ceremony. So did my friends. The… Read more “A Love Letter”
Category: Editorial
Black History Month: Let’s Get Real
SUBMITTED BY PHILIP MIHESO When I was in high school, my history teacher asked me to create a presentation for Black History Month. Frankly, I never comprehended… Read more “Black History Month: Let’s Get Real”
Slow and Steady Makes New Policies Work
BY AMIELLE CHRISTOPHERSON During the ASA AGM last week, I found myself making suggestions I would have hated hearing when I was 17 or 18. The floor… Read more “Slow and Steady Makes New Policies Work”
A Reply To Racism
BY NATHALIE HEWA DEWAGE / Editor Augustana has a problem. A problem with minority groups. If you think about it, you could say Augustana has always had… Read more “A Reply To Racism”
Life is Chaos and Chaos is Life and Everything’s on Fire
BY AMIELLE CHRISTOPHERSON The most common conversation I’ve been having lately is, “We should definitely get together soon and catch up! What’s your week look like?…oh, what… Read more “Life is Chaos and Chaos is Life and Everything’s on Fire”
Editorial: An Apology
BY AMIELLE CHRISTOPHERSON In the Oct. 22, 2018 issue of The Dagligtale, the story “Appropriation is Not a Costume: A Reminder” included two individual pieces of writing… Read more “Editorial: An Apology”
Communication in 2017: And the Death of Print Newspapers
by AUTUMN MACDONALD In 2016, Edda Humprecht and Frank Esser mapped various news websites across the world to examine models in which media companies adapt to the… Read more “Communication in 2017: And the Death of Print Newspapers”
No Need for Shade, Augustana!
Strategies for Being an Effective Ally by SAMMY LOWE Now that we’re back from Reading Week, it’s exciting to think that Pride Week is just around the… Read more “No Need for Shade, Augustana!”
The University Balancing Act
When Even Study Schedules and All-Nighters Aren’t Enough by SAMMY LOWE Hello, dear reader. I’m sure that you know just as well as I do that University… Read more “The University Balancing Act”
