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Alumna awarded Soros Fellowship

Hamline University alumna Raie Gessesse ’20 has been awarded a Paul and Daisy Soros Fellowship for New Americans. She was one of 30 chosen from a pool of 2,445 applicants.

April 2021

Saint Mary's Delaney Wolf wins Hockey Humanitarian Award

Saint Mary's University of Minnesota's Cardinal hockey player Delaney Wolf was recognized with the national Hockey Humanitarian Award for contributions to her team and the community through leadership in volunteerism.

April 2021

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Three St. Olaf graduates are big winners in NFL’s Big Data Bowl

A team of young St. Olaf College alumni are the champions of the National Football League’s Big Data Bowl, an annual contest that challenges talented members of the analytics community to explore statistical innovations in football.

April 2021

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Researching nutritional tools at St. Kate’s

Read how two St. Kate's undergraduates worked with their professors to test and develop the new tool for use with patients.

March 2021

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Despite pandemic, career development work continues

Delve into the ways four campuses innovated during the pandemic to help students plan and prepare for careers and graduate school.

March 2021

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Campus spotlight: Learning about the school-to-prison pipeline puts theory into practice at Hamline

Explore what Hamline professors and students are doing to tackle racial injustice in K-12 education in this month’s campus news spotlight.

March 2021

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Quick fact: Our four-year grad rate is #2 in the nation

Learn how our member colleges stack up when compared to public and private institutions in Minnesota, the Midwest and nationally.

March 2021

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March 2021 briefs from the Council

Short news items from the Council

March 2021

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March 2021 higher ed news

A few articles we think are worth reading

March 2021

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St. Scholastica alumna raises $11,000 for hurricane victims

The College of St. Scholastica alumna Grace Getchell ’18 turned to social media to build community and raise funds for citizens in Honduras.

March 2021

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Bethany launches graduate program

Bethany Lutheran College is launching a master’s degree program in clinical mental health counseling. It’s the institution’s first graduate program.

March 2021

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St. Thomas launches new Minnesota Institute for Trauma-Informed Education

The University of St. Thomas’ School of Education and Morrison Family College of Health will form the MITIE Institute in May which is designed to advance trauma-informed teaching skills in educators.

March 2021

University of St. Thomas Campus News The Campus View

Gustavus set to break ground on $60 million expansion and renovation of wellness and athletic facility

Lund Center, Gustavus Adolphus College's home for health and exercise science, athletic training, athletics and wellness, will undergo a significant transformation beginning this spring.

March 2021

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CSB named a top Fulbright producer in 2020-21

For the sixth time in seven years, the College of Saint Benedict was named one of the top producers of Fulbright U.S. students by the U.S. Department of State.

March 2021

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Chemistry professor’s Cottrell Scholar Award will create new student research jobs

With the $100,000 award, Dr. Leah Witus, an assistant professor at Macalester College, has big plans for her classroom, her lab and her students, including more paid research opportunities.

March 2021

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