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Gustavus Peer MALTs Pay It Forward
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A First-Term Seminar (FTS) at Gustavus looks a little different than it does at other colleges. For starters, the people students go through orientation with are also their classmates for the required FTS they take during their first semester on the Hill. Although it’s only the first step into the rest of your time at…
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Gustavus Adolphus Establishes Endowed Chair in Scandinavian Studies
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Gustavus Adolphus College in Saint Peter, MN has established the Thorstensson, McKnight, Nordstrom Endowed Chair in Scandinavian Studies, which launched at the beginning of the 2024-25 academic year. The endowed position was created this past spring by Steve Heim ’81 and Susie Björling Heim ’83 of Edina, MN. Gustavus Professor Dr. Ursula Lindqvist (Scandinavian Studies;…
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Greek Life at Gustavus Opens Up New Worlds
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Bama Rush. TikTok. Legally Blonde. Even Scream Queens. Greek life in pop culture’s colleges and universities is quite different than it is at Gustavus. When I first arrived here, I knew there was some kind of Greek system, but I didn’t really know what it was compared to what I had seen elsewhere. To begin…
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Gustavus Shows Breadth, Depth in National Rankings
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The College was lauded this year for everything from overall excellence to helping women in STEM.
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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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Gustavus Celebrates Move-In Day 2024
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The new school year kicks off as first-year students descend upon the Hill.
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Gustavus Summer Research Goes Way Beyond the Lab
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Sharpening STEM skills while learning how to become values-driven professionals.
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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.