Visiting the Artists
Culture scout and Emmy Award winner Ian Grant ’91 on visiting Ukrainian artists and bringing current Gustie students along (virtually) for the ride.
Great Reads
Community
Legacy Gusties 2024
Move-In Day 2024 welcomed more than 30 legacy first-year Gusties—and welcomed back their alumni family members.
Shine
SHINE: Henry Noma ’24
Through a Gustavus partnership with the Mayo Clinic's Surf Program, Henry Noma '24 is the future generation of scientists and academics.
On The Hill
Starting the Fyre Early
The First-Year Research Experience Program gives students in the natural sciences and math fields the opportunity to conduct undergraduate research early in their college career.
Great Reads
The Way to Treat People
For Mayo Clinic Gustie anesthesiologists, what they learned at Gustavus is in line with how they treat people today.
Great Reads
Gustie Alumni Working in Sports
Gustavus liberal arts was a training camp for the careers of these Gustie alums from a variety of majors and fields.
Community
Class Notes, Spring 2024
Jobs moves, new achievements, life changes, weddings, births, and more. News from Gusties.
Great Reads
First-Gen Students On Their Roads to College
The truth of it all: "In a way, it's a superpower.”
On The Hill
Heritage: The Peace Studies Origin Story
How Civil Rights legend Bernard LaFayette, Jr. helped make justice a Gustavus core value.
On The Hill
Heritage: Intramural, Extra Fun
To call it “recreational competition” is to be oxymoronic. Some intramural fun throughout the years.
Community
Class Notes, Fall 2024
Jobs moves, new achievements, life changes, weddings, births, and more. News from Gusties.
Great Reads
Wade in the Water
A poem from "Prof B" Phil Bryant ’73, who retired at the end of the 2023-2024 academic year.
Great Reads
“Why I Do What I Do”
Following her mom’s advice, Aryn Bell DeGrood ’09 transferred to Gustavus during her first year. Here how it flipped her life around.
Great Reads
“It’s Made Me a Better Person.”
25 truths about Gustavus Women’s Hockey from Coach Mike Carroll, who’s been at it for 25 years.
Community
Gusties Gather, Fall 2024
Around the world, Gusties get together. Here are several. Do you have photos of your favorite Gusties gathering?
Community
Gusties Gather, Spring 2024
Around the world, Gusties get together. Here are several. Do you have photos of your favorite Gusties gathering?
Shine
SHINE: Ro Sherden
Fiery attacks, heart-stopping rallies, and gnarly digs. That's Gustavus Volleyball under "Coach Ro."
Shine
SHINE: Isaac Bui ’24
The small college experience, the Center for Career Development, and old-fashioned gumshoeing led this Gustavus grad to a Vikings internship.
Shine
SHINE: Adam Biewen ’25
Any way you count it, this two-sport athlete's passion for stats has helped prepare him for what's next.
On One Perfect Match
As told by Tommy Valentini ’02, Steve Wilkinson Endowed Professor of Sports Ethics and Varsity Men’s Tennis Coach.
Sports
Living into Lund
Two years after the Grand Opening of Phase One of the Lund Center Expansion and Renovation, an update.
Great Reads
Serving Up Disruption
An essay from Jillian Hiscock ’05, who launched a Minneapolis bar solely devoted to women’s sports.
On The Hill
Position Available: College President
What does it take to be President of Gustavus Adolphus College? Here's what we're looking for.
On The Hill
Little Prairies on the College
Here's what's up—and what's going to come up in the future—on the South Mall.
The Firsts That Came Before
These Five Gustavus faculty and staff know first hand what it’s like.
Great Reads
“I will not be the last.”
Pilar Gimenez Stier ’96 on her journey from teen immigrant to Minnesota’s First Latina Police Chief.
On The Hill
The Profs Leading Us Through
The Faculty Leadership Task Force responded quickly to marketplace needs and made student-centered improvements to the curriculum.
On The Hill
Rain, Lightning, Thunder
Kalpulli Tlaloctecuhtli means “the supreme energy of the rain, lightning and thunder.”