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4 Questions for Charles Baxter
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The celebrated Minnesota fiction writer gives a free public reading at the Melva Lind Interpretive Center on Tuesday, April 25, from 7–8 p.m.
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Christmas in Christ Chapel Set For This Weekend
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The 44th annual Christmas in Christ Chapel worship services will take place this weekend with a free live stream planned for Saturday night.
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Career Development Office Launches New “Cluster” Model
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Students can now receive tailored career guidance by choosing from one or more of seven career interest clusters.
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What I Did This Summer: Hubert-Christian Ngabirano ’18
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Ngabirano helped build and lead the inaugural Gustavus Academy for Faith, Science, and Ethics.
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Iker Ortiz Hidalgo ’17 Pairs Classics and Football for Well-Rounded Experience
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The Gustie has a unique path winding from Cancun to Gustavus and beyond.
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Rusinko Brings Gusties Together to Present Graywolves at Minnesota Fringe Festival
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Gustavus dance professor Michele Rusinko is connecting alumni, her family, and one of her closest friends to explore aging at the Minnesota Fringe Festival August 4-14.
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Where Minnesota Gusties Work
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Healthcare, education, government, finance, big brands—we’re there. Gusties are everywhere. But we are in some places more than others. One of those places is Minnesota (obviously). Minnesota Gusties are working hard to make Minnesota’s economy one of the healthiest in the nation. As a state, Minnesota has more Fortune 500 companies per capita than any other, so…
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Shine: Kendra Frey
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(Shine profiles celebrate members of the Gustavus community who are shining examples of one of the Gustavus core values.) Music and science. Concertmaster in the symphony orchestra. Genetic tagger of yeast proteins using fluorescent markers. Soloist in the Gustavus Symphony Orchestra’s season finale. Seven semesters of Russian. “I’m conversational,” she says. It seems impossible that an undergrad…
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Thought Forms: Exploring the Intersection and Overlap of Art and Science
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Gustavus senior Haley Bell and art professor Kristen Lowe spent much of January outside their comfort zone. Instead of collaborating in the art studio, the pair traded their smocks for safety goggles and spent the month in professor Scott Bur’s chemistry lab.
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Hands-On Learning Results in New Online Literary Magazine
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Students in English professor Baker Lawley’s January Interim class wasted no time getting down to business. From the first day of the course, the group would have just 20 class sessions to edit, publish, and launch the first issue of Razor Literary Magazine.