Tag: Alumni
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Engaged Learning Fund Helps Gusties Find Their Careers
For Gustavus students who are worried that they can’t afford to do a low-paying internship or take a career-focused class outside the College, the Engaged Learning Fund (ELF) provides invaluable assistance. Funded by alumni donors and administered by the Center for Career Development, the ELF provides up to $1500 for every Gustavus student during their time on the…
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Recap: Reunion Weekend 2022
Class years ending in 2s and 7s—plus reunion years skipped due to the pandemic—joined together on campus for a weekend of fun and fellowship.
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Gustavus to Host Night at the Minnesota Twins this June
Join the Gustavus community at Target Field as the Minnesota Twins take on the Boston Red Sox on Monday, June 17 at 7:10 p.m.
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Give to Gustavus Day is November 2!
The biggest annual giving day at Gustavus is full of challenges to unlock and will feature a 12-hour livestream!
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A Wonderful Reunion Weekend
“You get here, and you start telling stories, and it feels just like yesterday.”
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Gusties Visit State Capitol for Advocacy, Networking
Senior Emily Severson reflects on the annual Gustavus Day at the Capitol with the Minnesota Private College Council.
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Two Alums Named to Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal’s 40 Under 40 List
Leah Wong ’02 and Ari Silkey ’99 were named to this year’s list and will be honored at the 23rd annual 40 under 40 reception on Thursday, March 16.
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Longtime Gustavus Athletic Director James “Moose” Malmquist Dies At 85
Memorial services are scheduled for 9 a.m. on Saturday, October 1 in Christ Chapel.
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My Gustavus: Ben Brueshoff ’05
(My Gustavus profiles showcase an alum telling his or her Gustavus story.) “The 9/11 terrorist attacks happened the fall I started, just days after freshman orientation.” My parents are alums. They met in the Co-Ed laundry room. Growing up I heard stories about Gustavus, and I helped do some of the tornado cleanup when I was a sophomore…
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Reginald Penner ’83 Helps Lead a Nanowire Discovery
A California-based research group led by Reginald Penner ’83 has made an important discovery in nanowire technology that could revolutionize our battery-powered devices.