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The Case for the Liberal Arts
Gustavus students, faculty, and alums on why they teach it, how they use it, why they choose it.
On Being Out There: Aaron Teasdale ’93
Eschewing grad school, a history major takes off for global adventures. Here’s what he’s learned. (An original essay and photos by Aaron Teasdale ’93)
Coston Named Executive Director of Center for Career Development
Andrew Coston will join the Gustavus community in early August after spending the last 20 years at Cecil College in North East, Maryland.
Linnaeus Symposium Explores Changing Climate in Minnesota
Four experts will join Linnaeus Arboretum Director Scott Moeller and Director of the Johnson Center for Environmental Innovation this Thursday.
2019 Grad Wins Second Place in The American Prize in Conducting
Recent graduate Michael McKenzie was honored for his work as founder of the Gustavus Adolphus College Social Justice Choir.
The Philosophy of Fly Fishing
Dan Eiden is spending his summer exploring the intersections of clean water, native fish, and public lands in the Pacific Northwest.
Cloud Cult to Perform at Gustavus on June 27
Hosted by the Gustavus Academy for Faith, Science, and Ethics, the concert will take place in the Linnaeus Arboretum at 7 p.m.
Alijah Nelson Wins Gustie Entrepreneur Cup
The annual competition brought out seven teams to pitch their ideas and hone their entrepreneurial skills.
Margaret Bloch Qazi wins 2019 Carlson Award for Distinguished Teaching
A member of the Gustavus community since 2003, Dr. Bloch Qazi was presented the award at the 2019 commencement ceremony on Saturday, June 1.
Commencement 2019 Recap: “Show the rest of the world what makes a Gustie different.” —Meghan Gallagher ’19
"Spread Gustavus values wherever you go and whatever you do."—Megan Eide ’19