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Marinari’s Immigration Research Provides Context, Stories
Dr. Maddalena Marinari’s immigration research is contributing to several important national initiatives.
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Judge Tanya Bransford ’80 To Speak at Gustavus for 2017 Christenson Lecture
Bransford’s lecture will explore bias in the court system and will be held on March 16 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. in the Wallenberg Auditorium.
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Lindau Residency Connects Students With Leading Conservative Voices
Dr. Robert George recently spent two days on campus visiting classes, meeting with students, and encouraging open dialogue.
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Minnesota Vikings Media Whiz “Wobby” Reflects on Gustavus Experience
Mike Wobschall took advantage of his education, student employment, and several internships to find his niche with the Minnesota Vikings.
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Ericka Huggins to Give Keynote Speech at Gustavus
The human rights activist, Black Panther leader, and former political prisoner will discuss the organization of grassroots social justice movement.
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Dave Brazel ’17: Cadet, Scholar, Athlete
The senior history major and Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) Cadet will be commissioned as an infantry officer upon graduation.
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Gustavus Team Wins Deloitte Accounting Competition
After preparing the case for a month, the team of accounting students received the highest scores from Deloitte partners at the final presentations.
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Service and Learning Combine in Politics of Housing and Homelessness
In a unique First Term Seminar course, students study the politics of housing and homelessness through a three-day sleep out.
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Political Rhetoric Expert Leila Brammer Partners with Kettering Foundation
Brammer is working with the Kettering Foundation to teach deliberative democracy on campus and beyond.
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Emily Seelen ’13 Studies Water Quality in Sweden
After receiving a NSF Fellowship in 2014, Seelen was recently awarded funding to conduct research related to her doctoral dissertation in Sweden.