Day: October 18, 2016

Literary Journal

Phillis Wheatley: One of the Most Notable Women You’ve Never Heard Of By: Margaret Laupp

At some point in my life, I would like to compile a list of notable (and/or “badass” depending on the media I use to publish it) women of history. There are many to choose from and many of them you’d know. Catherine the Great, Elizabeth I, Harriet Tubman, Sacagawea, and so on and so forth. But there’s one that was incredible for her time, yet … Continue reading Phillis Wheatley: One of the Most Notable Women You’ve Never Heard Of By: Margaret Laupp

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Arts & Life

Top Five Fall Must Haves For Your Closet By: Alicia McPhillips

With the temperatures dropping (finally!) it is time to put away the shorts, break out the vests, and gear up for Fall. Below are my top five must haves to enjoy this glorious season to the FALLest! (golly, I’m so punny) 1) Oversized Sweater For those chilly days where all you want to do is wear leggings (story of my life) this is perfect to … Continue reading Top Five Fall Must Haves For Your Closet By: Alicia McPhillips

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Community Events

We Are All Mirrors to One Another: Artists Talk with Kiam Marcelo Junio By: Laura Winton

Since that famous moment when Marcel Duchamp showed up at the Armory art show in New York with a urinal, set it on a podium and named it “Fountain,” subsequent generations have declared that context is everything in determining art. Augustana College’s Teaching Museum of Art, located in Centennial Hall, recently hosted Chicago-based visual and performance artist Kiam Marcelo Junio (preferred gender pronoun: “they/their/them”), with … Continue reading We Are All Mirrors to One Another: Artists Talk with Kiam Marcelo Junio By: Laura Winton

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