Archive for June, 2018
Dr. Bernard Powers ’72: “Can’t Have the Testimony Without the Test.”
Three years ago, white supremacist Dylann Roof shot and killed nine members of Emanuel AME Church in Charleston, South Carolina. Powers—a historian of Charleston and the AME church—found his life’s work at the center of our nation’s conversations on race, violence, history, and forgiveness. Here is our Q & A with him.
International Compassion and Service: Kendra Rinas ’05
Uganda, Ghana, Chad, Nairobi, Nepal, and Malaysia. The list grows as Gustavus Alum Kendra Rinas travels around the globe serving others.
Recap: Reunion Weekend 2018
Class years ending in 3’s and 8’s—from 1948 to 2013—joined together on campus for a weekend of reminiscence and rejoicing.
Kaster Wins 2018 Edgar M. Carlson Award for Distinguished Teaching
A member of the history faculty since 1986, Kaster was recognized with the award at the 2018 commencement ceremony.
Gustavus Celebrates Commencement for Class of 2018
520 graduates crossed the stage on Saturday, June 2, and joined the ranks of over 27,000 Gustavus alumni across the country and around the world.
Commencement Moved Indoors to Lund Arena
Rain showers and the chance of storms throughout the day have pushed the 2018 commencement ceremony indoors.