Category: newswire-first
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The Class of 2025 Arrives Home on the Hill
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With 40 percent graduating in the top 10 percent of their high school class, the newest Gusties are poised for success at Gustavus.
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Nobel Hall Named A 2020 Top Project by Finance & Commerce
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The $70 million expansion and renovation transformed Nobel Hall into a state-of-the-art facility where science and art collide.
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Gustavus Ranked #20 Liberal Arts College by Washington Monthly
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The College also stacks up as the best in Minnesota for social mobility and “Best Bang for the Buck.”
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Fellowships Grant Gusties Life-Changing Opportunities
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Fellowships Office coordinator Pamela Kittelson sits down to talk about applying for fellowships and why Gusties should take advantage.
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Buxbaum ’14 Brings Storytelling Potential to Alaska
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The Alaskan publisher and author will launch her first short story collection The Birthday Picture (and Other Stories) on Aug. 31.
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Chemistry Research Thrives in Newly Expanded Nobel Hall
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The $70 million project opens up new potential for collaboration with leading institutions, underscoring the importance of research opportunities.
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Natalie Johnson ’21 Lives Life of Music
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The recent alumna from Maywood, Ill. will be attending graduate school for oboe performance.
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Despite Setbacks, Amelia Espinosa ’20 Surges Forward
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The Gustie alumna is pursuing a master’s degree in Latin American Studies at Georgetown.
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Knutson Wins 2020 Carlson Award for Distinguished Teaching
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The award was presented at the Gustavus Class of 2020’s commencement ceremony, which took place a year later than scheduled due to COVID-19.
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Nursing Alumna Gives Back to Department
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Dr. Barbara Weissenberg Achter ’66 and her husband, Dr. Morton Achter have gifted $150,000 to the Gustavus Department of Nursing.
