Category: For News Page
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Conflict Leads to Opportunity for Gustavus Army Veteran
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Charles Maxfield brings experience as a soldier and father to the classroom as he seeks resources for fellow veterans.
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1968 Teach-In Explores The Legacy of Protest
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Professors from four different areas offered an interdisciplinary look at the legacy of 1968’s historic protests.
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Gustavus Celebrates Founders Day, Recognizes Outstanding Employees
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Three exemplary employees were honored at the annual Founders Day celebration in Christ Chapel on October 30.
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Living Soil: A Universe Underfoot
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The 54th Nobel Conference dug into the science and ethics of soil health.
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Career Reception Connects Students, Alums
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Over 250 students, alumni, and employers gathered for a networking event to cap off Gustie Career Week 2018.
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Nobel Conference 54 Digs Into Soil Health
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Living Soil: A Universe Underfoot, digs into the science and ethics of soil health at the 54th Nobel Conference.
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Gena King ’22 Wins BWA National Leadership Award
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The first-year student recently traveled to Washington, D.C. to receive award from The Black Women’s Agenda and meet Black dignitaries from across the country.
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Gustavus Alum Daniel Sellers Named Finalist for National Teach For America Award
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The 2006 sociology and anthropology major is now the Executive Director of EdAllies, an educational nonprofit based in the Twin Cities.
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Swedish Ambassador Visits Gustavus
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Karin Olofsdotter, the Swedish Ambassador to the United States, visited campus and met with students during her three-day trip to Minnesota.
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Big Hill Farm Grows Produce and Leaders
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After a decade of growth, opportunities on the student-run farm continue to blossom.