Category: newswire-first
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Thursday Lecture Highlights Motherhood in Tanzania
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The Gustavus African Studies Program hosts Dr. Susan Schalge to speak on “Mothers and Mothering: Lessons from Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.”
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Gustavus Wins Deloitte Accounting Competition
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The team of Gustie students won the audit case competition for the third time in the contest’s five-year history.
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A Royal Affair Raises $500,000+ for Library, Scholarships
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Saturday night’s biennial gala featured entertainment by emcee Peter Breitmayer ’87 and Grammy-winning jazz singer Kurt Elling ’89.
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Service Defines Military Life, Future Plans for Joe May
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Joe May served 13 years as a corpsman in the US Navy. Now he’s applying his life experiences to his coursework as a Gustavus nursing major.
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Gustie Entrepreneurs Build, Grow, and Win
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Gustie-run companies JockLab and School Shark recently won an entrepreneurship competition and start-up funding to spur further growth.
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Three Gusties Win National Gilman Scholarship
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The competitive Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship supports students as they study across the globe.
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Physics Department To Host Star Party This Friday
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Visit Olin Hall on Friday, November 8, from 7-10 p.m. for a variety of astronomy activities and stargazing from the Olin Hall Observatory.
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Founders Day Honors Gustavus Heritage, Outstanding Employees
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Scott Meyer, Heather Dale, and Dr. Tom LoFaro received 2019 outstanding employee awards at Daily Sabbath.
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Gustie Network, LinkedIn Lead to New Career for Young Alum
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Maret Freeman ’92 recruited Carolyn Del Vecchio ’17 to a public policy career in Portland, ME, after the two connected on LinkedIn.
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Gustie Volunteers Build Community Over Fall Break
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A group of nine students volunteered on a Habitat for Humanity build in Hibbing, Minnesota, over fall break.