ArchivesSpace Public Interface

A collection of student handbooks published by Augsburg. Over time, these handbooks have included detailed information regarding student policies and services offered by the insitution. Near the end of their run, handbooks were essentially daily planners, as the internet became the key source of information regarding institutional policies and services.

A collection of audio and visual recordings that were once stored in a file cabinet in the archives. These recordings have been digitized and are available on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hDXAfmIrIHw&list=PLp3IfZjFdUQL66Iqv3H4micPNt9AW0C6D&ab_channel=AugsburgUniversityArchives.

Contains materials that date from, or focus on, Augsburg's institutional history, gathered for reference purposes.

A collection of the Honors Review, an annual publication featuring student research. This collection is available online at https://idun.augsburg.edu/honors_review/.

Reports, studies, and published data related to Augsburg's growth, accreditation, enrollment, and strategic planning, including changes to the academic program.

Records of the library at Augsburg, which began as the student-run Idun Society. Over time, the library moved between several campus buildings, including the basement of Old Main (1902-), Sverdrup Library between 1955 and 1997, and Lindell Library since 1997.

A collection of Literary Magazines created by Augsburg students since 1929. Over time, the magazines have used different names. This collection is available online at https://archives.augsburg.edu/islandora/object/AUGrepository%3Aliterary_journals.

A collection of reports, pamphlets, correspondence and records pertaining to the Lutheran Free Church, headquartered in Minneapolis. The collection includes information regarding missions and specific congregations, primarily in Minnesota and North Dakota.

Contains two mircofilmed serials published by Augsburg: the student newspaper, The Echo, from its beginning in 1898 to 1935 and a full run of Folkebladet from its beginning in 1977 to its end in 1952. Both of these serials have been digitized are are available online.