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Donzaleigh Abernathy Highlights MLK Events
Raised on the front lines of the Civil Rights movement, Donzaleigh Abernathy will lecture about growing up with Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King.
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Model UN Students Recognized for Diplomacy
The Gustavus Model UN team had a successful outing at a recent conference in Chicago.
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Thursday Lecture Highlights Motherhood in Tanzania
The Gustavus African Studies Program hosts Dr. Susan Schalge to speak on “Mothers and Mothering: Lessons from Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.”
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Three Gusties Win National Gilman Scholarship
The competitive Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship supports students as they study across the globe.
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Sustainability Expert To Lecture on Careers, Climate Change
Dr. Eban Goodstein of Bard College will discuss environmental studies career paths and responses to climate change in two free, public lectures.
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Students Explore Census Issues on Constitution Day
Led by students in the Public Deliberation and Dialogue program, a forum titled “Census 2020: How We Can Shape the Future” marks Constitution Day.
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Shelby Klomp ’20 Wins Rossing Physics Scholarship
The junior physics major is one of six students across the nation to receive the $10,000 award.
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Former Deputy National Security Advisor is 2019 Lindau Resident in Conservative Thought
Dr. Meghan O’Sullivan of Harvard University’s Kennedy School will engage in dialogue regarding energy policy, sustainability, and foreign relations.
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Grounded and Growing: Nicole Lunberg ’18
The sense of community at Gustavus along with several internships served as a launching pad for recent graduate Nicole Lunberg ’18.
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Student Documentary Explores Faith and the Environment
In To Walk Alongside, senior Alex Theship-Rosales uses spirituality as a vehicle to encourage environmental responsibility.