Category: First
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Zainab Syed Named St. Lucia 2024
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On Thursday, Dec. 12, sophomore Zainab Syed ’27 was introduced as this year’s St. Lucia, the culmination of the annual Gustavus holiday tradition that celebrates young women’s achievements, character, and contributions to the Gustavus community. In addition to Syed, this year’s St. Lucia Court includes fellow sophomores Chloe Knuteson, Grace LaTourelle, Mara Lien, Frances Lindgren,…
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Thinking About Transferring to Gustavus?
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Here are some things you need to know, from someone who did it. With so many Division I athletes entering the transfer portal nowadays, transferring between different playing styles can be a hard task. You need to have the right coaches, great teammates, and a cozy little bed that you can crawl into after a…
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Gustavus Presents Christmas in Christ Chapel 2024
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At Twilight an Angel runs from Dec. 6–8 on the campus in Saint Peter. More than 300 Gustavus Adolphus students, faculty, and staff members are gearing up for this weekend’s return of Christmas in Christ Chapel, one of the College’s most cherished annual traditions. Four performances of At Twilight an Angel will take the stage between Friday, Dec.…
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How GIS helps Gusties Chart New Paths
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Geographic Information Systems work at Gustavus produces worldly career options.
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Gustavus Welcomes New Chief Marketing Officer
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Leah Wong ’02 joins the College from the Minneapolis Downtown Council
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SHINE: A Proud—and Growing—Gustavus Heritage
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Tricia Stenberg has helped administer more than $4.5 million in scholarships to Gustie undergrads.
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SHINE: “Gustavus doesn’t let you passively experience it.”
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This Gustie alum lived her liberal arts dream. Now she spreads the good word to prospective students and families.
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SHINE: She was the first. Her students will follow.
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How a Gustavus professor—and first-gen college student—inspires other Gusties.
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Gustie Erin Coleman Wins Two Prestigious Scholarships
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The Physics and Mathematics and Computer Science double major is well on her way to a career in astrophysics research.
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On Juneteenth: 5 Questions and a Poem
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From alum and retiring Gustavus professor Phil Bryant ’73.