Yearly Archives: 2026
In the media: Sahan Journal highlights Augsburg’s resilience during Operation Metro Surge
This week, Sahan Journal published an in-depth look at Augsburg’s experience during and after Operation Metro Surge. Drawing on the voices of students, staff, faculty, and administrators, the… more >
Zair Hashi ’26 receives Fulbright to teach in Uruguay
߲ݴý is proud to announce that psychology major Zair Hashi ’26 has been selected as a Fulbright English Teaching Assistant to Uruguay for 2026–27. The English Teaching Assistant… more >
Showcasing their ‘last words’
Zyzzogeton celebrates 20 years of student research.On April 21, the atrium of the Norman and Evangeline Hagfors Center for Science, Business, and Religion was bustling with activity, as students set up giant posters filled to the… more >
‘Baby Shark’ contest showcases student innovation
Eleven student groups, representing 35 Augsburg students, had a rare opportunity on April 24 to pitch their entrepreneurial ideas to a panel of judges in the spring “Baby Shark” contest… more >
Notes from President Pribbenow: Gratitude for all that is
Dear alumni and friends, The recent announcement of my retirement as president of ߲ݴý in June 2027 has been the occasion to reflect on my deep gratitude for the… more >
Turning ideas into impact
Entrepreneurial contests and classes elevate an Augsburg business education.Last fall, Ryan Harvey ’26 arrived at Augsburg a week before classes began. Typically, he would have already been on campus—running plays as the Auggies’ quarterback—but injuries sacked… more >
An ecologist in the city
On the spot with Assistant Professor Madeline AbergEarth Day is often associated with faraway places and unfamiliar landscapes. But for Madeline Aberg, assistant professor of biology at Augsburg, the natural world worth appreciating is all around. Growing… more >
Augsburg to celebrate the class of 2026 at commencement on May 7
߲ݴý will celebrate the class of 2026 at an in-person commencement ceremony at US Bank Stadium on Thursday, May 7. Doors open at 4:30 p.m. and… more >
Augsburg Family Scholars featured on national podcast
Tim Pippert, Augsburg’s Joel Torstenson endowed professor of sociology, and Graduate Assistant Savannah Mitchell recently highlighted Augsburg Family Scholars on the “Aging Out Podcast.” Created by the University of… more >
Twice as nice
Women’s hockey continues its winning tradition in 2025–26.On March 14, the ߲ݴý Women’s Hockey team ended their season with a 24-5-1 record. MIAC regular-season champions for the second year in a row… more >
߲ݴý President Paul Pribbenow to retire in June 2027
߲ݴý President Paul C. Pribbenow has announced his intention to retire at the end of the 2026–27 academic year. “The opportunity to lead this remarkable institution has been… more >
Learning the world by living in it
New programs in Norway and Northern Ireland expand the global footprint of Augsburg’s Center for Global Education and Experience.The ferry moves quietly through the fjord, the water dark and glassy beneath steep rock walls. Waterfalls cut silver lines down the cliffs, dropping hundreds of feet straight into the… more >
Alumni Class Notes, Spring 2026
1980s 1988 Julie Martin ’88 is the author of “Homespun Alchemy,” which will be published by Finishing Line Press later this spring. This debut poetry collection is about noticing the… more >
Dusting off the fight song
Pep band makes a comeback, cheering on Auggies in the 2025–26 school year.With a repertoire featuring Chappell Roan, Green Day, and Bruce Channel, the ߲ݴý Pep Band returned in Fall 2025 with music for everyone. After about a five-year hiatus… more >
