-
You’ve Come, All Ye Faithful: 50 Years of Christmas in Christ Chapel
The story—and stories—behind 50 years of Christmas in Christ Chapel.
-
Hagestuen Set To Give Baccalaureate Remarks
This year, Gustavus introduces a senior speaker at the commencement baccalaureate services. Nora Hagestuen ’22 will speak to classmates and guests.
-
Two Gusties Win Rossing Physics Scholarships
Katelyn Espe and Emma Erickson won the prestigious physics scholarships through the ELCA.
-
Filippenko Brings Universe to Gustavus as Rydell Scholar
Celebrated astronomer Alex Filippenko will be on campus from May 9-12 and will offer two free public lectures.
-
Award-Winning Reporter Aura Bogado Delivers 2022 Moe Lecture
Investigative reporter Aura Bogado gave the 2022 Moe Lecture on her work covering immigrants and refugees in the United States.
-
One Alum Wins NSF-GRFP Award, Two Earn Honorable Mentions
Three members of the Gustavus Class of 2020 were recognized by the National Science Foundation in support of their research endeavors.
-
U.S. Supreme Court: Still the Least Dangerous Branch?
At 4:30 p.m. on March 30, the 2022 Christenson Lecture will feature Dr. Tim Johnson ’93 discussing the current state of the U.S. Supreme Court.
-
Two Gusties Earn Critical Language Scholarship
Caroline Southworth ‘24 and Dalton Dahle ‘22 have both been awarded the U.S. Department of State’s Critical Language Scholarship.
-
S.11, E.8: “Everything is Connected, Nothing Is Lost”
Learning for Life @ Gustavus podcast host Greg Kaster interviews emeritus professor of classics Will Freiert.
-
Pick-up Soccer Group Fosters Cross-Campus Connections
Noontime Boom Time, a growing lunchtime gathering on Hollingsworth Field, brings diverse Gusties together — a prime example of community in action.