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Gusties at Work: Katie Schlangen ’14

“We’re working together to address some of the most pressing global health challenges.”

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Gusties at Work: Chris Duhaime ’12

“Sometimes the most rewarding experiences come from unexpected places.”

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Gusties at Work: Jackie Schwerm Schulze ’11

“I love the tangible impact that local government can have on people's lives.”

Visiting the Artists

Culture scout and Emmy Award winner Ian Grant ’91 on visiting Ukrainian artists and bringing Gustie along (virtually).

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Legacy Gusties 2024

Move-In Day 2024 welcomed more than 30 legacy first-year Gusties—and welcomed back their alumni family members.

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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.

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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.

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The Way to Treat People

For Mayo Clinic Gustie anesthesiologists, what they learned at Gustavus is in line with how they treat people today.

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First-Gen Students On Their Roads to College

The truth of it all: "In a way, it's a superpower.”