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Augsburg University

university, Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
Also known as: Augsburg College
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  • Aerial view of the Mississippi River flowing through downtown Minneapolis at dusk, with St. Anthony Falls to the left of the Third Avenue Bridge and city skyline in the background.
    Minneapolis
    / The contemporary city

    …institutions of higher education include Augsburg University (Lutheran; 1869), Dunwoody College of Technology (1914), Minneapolis College of Art and Design (1886), a campus of Metro State University (1971), and North Central University (Pentecostal; 1930). Of historical and cultural interest are the Guthrie Theater, the Minnesota Opera’s Luminary Arts Center and…

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    …institutions of higher education include Augsburg University (Lutheran; 1869), Dunwoody College of Technology (1914), Minneapolis College of Art and Design (1886), a campus of Metro State University (1971), and North Central University (Pentecostal; 1930). Of historical and cultural interest are the Guthrie Theater, the Minnesota Opera’s Luminary Arts Center and…

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