Gustavus Adolphus College student Gabby Lavan '23 is studying graduate-level public policy and international affairs with scholars from across the world.
Explore how Carleton, St. Scholastica and Concordia University, St. Paul tapped into peer and alumni support to respond to the career and employment needs of students.
Learn how the enrollment of Kee Her at Gustavus unlocked the door to college for six more siblings — all first-generation students — in this month’s campus news spotlight.
Dr. Erik Brodt, a 2002 Bethel University graduate, was honored for his leadership and innovation in identifying, inspiring and equipping American Indian/Native youth to excel.
Five College of Saint Benedict and Saint John’s University graduates will serve as Fulbright English Teaching Assistants, and Valerie Doze ’21 received an open study/research award.
The event, titled Recognizing Excellence, Challenges and the Work Ahead, featured two keynote addresses and dozens of breakout sessions and workshops held virtually and on the St. Olaf College campus.
Carleton College alumni Peter Schjeldahl ’64 (The New Yorker) and Joseph Shapiro ’75 (NPR News) were finalists for 2022 Pulitzer Prizes in criticism and national reporting, respectively.
Beginning in fall 2022, Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota is launching a 15-credit graduate certificate in Catholic school leadership through its new Christ the Teacher program — a joint initiative between the university and the Diocese of Winona-Rochester.
The College of St. Scholastica Athletics Department introduced a new brand identity with modernized shield, watermark and colors to match the values of the College.
Three Macalester College students were among the 43 undergraduates selected to attend the Expanding Diversity in Economics Summer Institute (EDE) at the University of Chicago from June 6-26.
