Diedre McCloskey Distinguished Professor of Economics, History, English, and Communcation at the University of Illinois at Chicago McCloskey’s work has varied from technical economics and statistical theory to transgender advocacy. McCloskey has authored 16 books and nearly 400 articles in her many fields! John List Distinguished Service Professor in Economics and the Chairman of the Department of Economics at the University of Chicago List’s work … Continue reading Nobel Conference 52: In Search of Economic Balance

Also known as Resident Assistants, Dorm Advisors, or Senior Resident, the Gustavus Collegiate Fellows (CFs) offer far more than dorm assistance. CFs are identified as leaders on campus with ties to Gustavus’s core values – Excellence, Community, Justice, Faith, and Service. The Collegiate Fellow program operates within Residential Life, a larger organization committed to a student-focused approach to campus housing and student life. Prior to … Continue reading Fellow Friends

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College is full of many memorable activities and experiences. A Gustavus favorite for first-years is Greeter Groups, a group of upperclass student leaders who plan, organize, and lead incoming students through New Student Orientation. Each Gustie Greeter is responsible for leading discussions, events and activities throughout Orientation, continuing their involvement and leadership throughout the rest of the year. Gustie Greeters serve as friends, mentors, and … Continue reading Gustie Greeters will shine!

Historic Donation Makes Nobel Renovations Possible September 11, 2015 – Gustavus began the school year by announcing the largest gift in the college’s history. An anonymous donor donated 25 million dollars to be put towards the renovation of the Alfred Nobel Hall of Science. The renovation plans include expansions to the North, South and West wings of the building. Further plans include interior upgrades to … Continue reading Top Four News Stories of 2016 at Gustavus

Worship Leader, A Christian Ministry in the National Parks, Big Sur, California Olivia Gori, Junior, Woodbury, MN A summer of outdoor adventure awaits junior Oivia Gori as she travels to Big Sur State Park in California. A Christian Ministry in the National Parks (ACMNP) is a multi-denominational Christian organization that provides an opportunity for Christians to find employment and demonstrate their faith to visitors at … Continue reading Working Hard or Hardly Working?

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As a residential college, Gustavus is known for the community it encourages with such a large percentage of students living on campus. In 2015, 85% of students studying on campus were living in College housing. As a four-year residential college, students are expected to live on campus for four years, unless specific permission is granted. “Res Life at a residential institution means that we have … Continue reading Dorm Dwelling

Gustavus prides itself on its sense of community. With over 100 student organizations on campus, there is no lack of opportunity for involvement, engagement, friendship, and leadership. A community service organization to watch for is Students Today Leaders Forever (STLF). Not even four years old, STLF is a newer recognized student organization. STLF is a nationwide nonprofit that seeks to empower students to lead, serve, … Continue reading Gusties Give Back: Students Today Leaders Forever