“Keep Going.”
Pioneering director Dennie Gordon ’74 on the professors, opportunities, and big break she got from Gustavus—and what she’s gone on to make with it.
Fine Arts
FEATURED
On The Hill
STEM and Fine Arts: Where Head Meets Heart
Four students heavily involved in both worlds on balancing the life and learning of the arts and the sciences.
Fine Arts
“Food doesn’t just magically appear.”
Nora Birkholz ’27, Audrey Power Theisen ’25, and Chloë Rossow ’26 curated this Hillstrom Museum of Art exhibit.
On The Hill
Testing a Signature Experience Summer
This summer, the Gustavus Signature Experience (known as SigX) took flight.
Recent Stories
In Memoriam
In Memoriam, Spring 2026
In Memoriam notices are accepted at all times but distributed in print and digital twice per year, in the fall and in the spring.…
Fine Arts
Mind, Music, Gusties
David Lim ’15 practices humanity and community through music and art.
Fine Arts
Outside with Words and Pictures
How writer/photographer Alex Messenger ’10 developed the skills to turn survival into story.
Community
Class Notes, Spring 2026
65 | Mary Nielsen Allan, Pleasant Hill, CA, a retired classroom teacher, retired again from managing the award- winning…
Fine Arts
Embodying All of It
Comfort Dolo ’14 became Twin Cities legend Doris Hines. Gustavus liberal arts helped her connect across history.
Community
Gusties Gather Spring 2026
Around the world, Gusties get together. Here are several. Do you have photos of your favorite Gusties gathering?
