The Communication Studies Department hosted an alumni and student event and brunch called PD BDAY this past Saturday during homecoming festivities. PD BDAY was the ten-year anniversary celebration of the launch of Public Discourse, and for the launch of a new program, the Public Deliberation and Dialogue initiative. At Gustavus, public discourse is a course where students study practical public argument and apply the concepts … Continue reading Public discourse celebrates a decade

This past weekend, alumni from far and wide returned to the Hill for The Great Gustie Gathering! Events occurred throughout the week, culminating with the final homecoming events on Saturday. On Monday, the hunt began for the Homecoming Medallion. A medallion was hidden around campus each day of the week by Gustavus Campus Activities Board. On their social media, they posted clues each day and … Continue reading Gusties reign on Homecoming with revelry and celebration

It isn’t every day that you meet a gentleman whose business card says he’s Keeper of the Privy Purse. When you learn that he is the treasurer to the King of Sweden, you know you’re in special company. In this case, you’ve met Gustavus Board of Trustees member Jan Lindman, who hopes to bring a special Swedish perspective to Gustavus while also serving as a … Continue reading Swedish Royal Treasurer Jan Lindman visits Gustavus

This year, Gustavus will be hosting the 53 Nobel Conference, with this year’s theme focusing on reproductive technology. On October 3 and 4, seven presenters and professors will come to Gustavus from all different backgrounds to talk about their studies on reproductive technology. The conference will provide an indepth look at science: “From artificial insemination to in vitro fertilization to contraception, reproductive technologies have long … Continue reading Nobel Conference aims to answer scientific questions: 53rd annual Nobel Conference meant to focus on reproductive technology