Entries tagged with ‘Sustainability’Page 2
Cloud Cult to Perform at Gustavus on June 27
Hosted by the Gustavus Academy for Faith, Science, and Ethics, the concert will take place in the Linnaeus Arboretum at 7 p.m.
Rydell Professor Reflects on Writing, Teaching at Gustavus
Dr. David Montgomery was on campus for two months as the 2019 Rydell Professor after opening the Nobel Conference last fall.
Baring The Struggle For Climate Change Justice
Gustavus first-year student Nathan Baring is suing the federal government in landmark climate change lawsuit Juliana v. United States.
La Frenierre’s Glacier Research Featured on BBC
The geography professor is a trailblazer in the study of glacial melt and climate change, research that Gustavus undergrads experience firsthand.
Student Documentary Explores Faith and the Environment
In To Walk Alongside, environmental studies major Alex Theship-Rosales uses spirituality as a vehicle to encourage environmental responsibility.
Dirty Hands and New Horizons
A group of Gustavus students spent the month of January learning how economics and climate change impact people and agriculture in Indonesia.
January Class Explores Intersection of Culture, the Self, and Agriculture
Students learn inside and outside the classroom in the unique course taught by local organic farmer Ben Penner.
Living Soil: A Universe Underfoot
The 54th Nobel Conference dug into the science and ethics of soil health.
Nobel Conference 54 Digs Into Soil Health
Living Soil: A Universe Underfoot, digs into the science and ethics of soil health at the 54th Nobel Conference.
The Science of Soil Right Now
This year’s international experts on soil have some startling scientific revelations.