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You’ve Come, All Ye Faithful: 50 Years of Christmas in Christ Chapel
Professor Emeritus Greg Aune, the former Jon and Anita Thomsen Young Distinguished Endowed Chair of Music and conductor of the Gustavus Choir, directs the 2016 Christmas in Christ Chapel: Ubuntu, Jesu. It was the first to be livestreamed. Written by Emma Myhre ’19 The original blueprint for CinCC was a blend of liturgy, music, and […]
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.