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Audra Grigus

Audra Grigus, News Editor

Audra Grigus is currently a senior pursuing degrees in journalism and german. She has worked on the newspaper since her sophomore year as a reporter for the News section. In her freetime, Audra will gladly spout off about topics such as jazz, her love for La Croix, and her passion for the oxford comma.

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Lydia MeierThe Q&A with Miller ran for nearly an hour, with additional questions covering topics like transparency between administration and students, the relationship between HUSC and administration, the campus’s strategic plan and how to communicate concerns about professors outside of course evaluations.

A response to President Miller

Carmen Danz, Molly Landaeta, Audra Grigus, Olivia Koski, Andrea Lindner, Mien Le, and Will Nelson
March 17, 2021
Aidan Stromdahl Professor Mark Berkson and his students (top to bottom (L-R): Mark Berkson, Nicholas Cobian, Madalyn Hembre, Jaraide Dossavi- Alipoeh, Estefania Jauregui, Fatumo Mohamed) stand together knowing the religion program has been realigned into the Global Studies Department.

Response to Realignment

Audra Grigus, Senior Reporter
February 17, 2021
Aidan Stromdahl The Hamline seal sits over the doorway to the old Hamline library in Giddens Learning Center. Religio refers to religion, literae to literature and libertas to liberty and the liberal arts. “We were founded with ‘religio’, that was seen as essential in understanding the world in a higher education, collegiate level study,” Victorin-Vangerud said. “‘Religio’ has been in our DNA as an area of study from our founding.”

R̶e̶l̶i̶g̶i̶o̶, literae, libertas.

Audra Grigus, Senior Reporter
February 17, 2021

Update: A rotten day of work

Audra Grigus, Junior News Editor
November 4, 2020

A rotten day of work

Anika Besst and Audra Grigus
October 28, 2020
A student walks through the coming snow into the Anderson center

Safe socializing faces a new challenge: Minnesota winter

Audra Grigus, Junior News Editor
October 28, 2020

COVID-19 updates and additions

Audra Grigus, Junior News Editor
October 21, 2020
The banner used in conjuction with the George Floyd Endowed Scholarship

George Floyd Endowed Scholarship Creates Mixed Opinions

Audra Grigus, Senior Reporter
September 24, 2020

Get counted on the census

Audra Grigus, Senior Reporter
March 11, 2020
HUSC candidates are sophomores Jazmine Ngwu, Emily Lall, Kaia Zeigler and Cece Miller. Both sets of running mates offered up why they believe they would make a good president and vice-president.

Who will you vote for?

Audra Grigus, Senior Reporter
February 26, 2020
Approximately 30 million people in the United States will struggle with an eating disorder at some point in their life. For some, that struggle begins in college. Senior Sydney Holets (left) and junior K McClendon (right) have lived with and battled with different eating disorders while studying at Hamline. Seniors Myles Todman and Kiira Christopherson (not pictured) also experience unhealthy and disordered eating habits.

A sickness we don’t talk about

Audra Grigus, Senior Reporter
February 19, 2020

Students plan healing, education and change after racism

Audra Grigus, Senior Reporter
November 20, 2019
The future of religion

The future of religion

Audra Grigus, Senior Reporter
October 23, 2019

Competition heightened in HUSC fall election

Audra Grigus, Senior Reporter
September 27, 2019
Adjunct supporters hold up signs, many of them reading, “Union Strong”.

PHOTO GALLERY: Twin Cities adjuncts picket on Hewitt Avenue

Audra Grigus, Senior Reporter
May 3, 2019
Twin Cities adjunct faculty spoke to an audience at Hamline Public Library on April 27. Pictured from left are Peter Rachleff, Catherine Guisan, David Weiss, Mary Pogatshnik, and Travis Sands.

Adjuncts assemble for EDex

Audra Grigus, Senior Reporter
May 1, 2019
Twin Cities adjunct faculty spoke to an audience at Hamline Public Library on April 27. Pictured from left are Peter Rachleff, Catherine Guisan, David Weiss, Mary Pogatshnik, and Travis Sands.

[Photo] Art marks the spot at annual Saint Paul Art Crawl

Sabrina Merritt, Senior Reporter
May 1, 2019
Alumna ‘17 Julia Albrecht ending the night of diverse talks with “How Peas Will Save the Planet.”

TEDx Hamline University Ignites at Hamline

Audra Grigus and Hanna Bubser
April 10, 2019

Adjuncts attempt to adjust

Audra Grigus, Reporter
February 27, 2019

Calls to legalize medicinal cannabis

Audra Grigus, Reporter
February 18, 2019
Lacey Squire and Wendell, her six month old rescue dog, showing off the tricks he has learned.

Farewell Lacey

Audra Grigus, Reporter
December 6, 2018

FYSEM frustrations

Audra Grigus, Reporter
November 16, 2018
The Women’s Resource Center staff, Senior Maddie Clark, Professor Jen England, Graduate Assistant Jackie Liu, Senior Chloe McElmury and Senior Robert Northrup. Not pictured: Sophomore Sydney Holets, Sophomore Halima Ahmed and Sophomore Ruweida Sheikh-Mohamed.

Empowering the community

Audra Grigus, Reporter
October 18, 2018

Come out for pride

Audra Grigus, Reporter
October 11, 2018

New year, new interface

Audra Grigus, reporter
October 7, 2018

And sew it begins

Audra Grigus, Reporter
September 28, 2018
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