Churchill scholarship is widely considered the most prestigious post-undergraduate STEM research award. Yambing is the sixth Carleton College student to win the award in its 58-year history.
The Morrison Family College of Health School of Nursing at the University of St. Thomas, opening its doors in fall of 2022, will offer a curriculum aimed at addressing health equity.
Concordia College graduate, Nate Schema, has been named president and CEO of The Evangelical Lutheran Good Samaritan Society, which is the largest nonprofit provider of senior care and services in the country.
The Lilly Endowment grant will help Augsburg University further develop the work of the Christensen Center for Vocation and its Riverside Innovation Hub initiative.
Dr. Alina Wong will join Macalester College as its inaugural Vice President for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. Most recently, Dr. Wong served as the Assistant Vice Provost for Educational Equity at Penn State.
Bethany Lutheran College students from all majors take part in the Taylor Leadership Institute. The Institute was created through a gift from former Taylor Corporation CEO Glen Taylor.
BUILD, Bethel University’s two-year comprehensive transition program for students with intellectual disabilities, launched in 2015. Today, program graduates are meeting their goals and thriving.
Astrobotany, a January Term class at Gustavus Adolphus College, connects students with astrobotany to learn about the possibility of plant life in space.
The College of St. Scholastica has launched Saints Match, a price match scholarship that ensures the College’s average costs of attendance is comparable to the University of Minnesota.
The donation from alumna Katherine Buuck Fratzke ’17 and her parents, Robert and Gail Buuck, is a significant investment in St. Catherine University’s renovation of Mendel classrooms and equipment.
Groundbreaking will begin in May of 2022 for the University of St. Thomas’ newest and largest academic building, the Schoenecker Center, which will incorporate STEM education with the fine arts.
The Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship helps make study abroad possible for students. The College of Saint Benedict has been a top producer of scholars.
