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Tohoku and Fukushima: Ten Years Later
Music professor Masayoshi Ishikawa collaborated on this powerful tribute for the 10th anniversary of the 2011 Japanese tsunami and nuclear disaster.
Stamps Blends Jazz, Community, and Leadership in the Arts
Dave Stamps directs the Gustavus jazz ensembles, leads the arts administration program, and connects musicians across the region and beyond.
33rd annual Björling Music Festival Goes Virtual
The Gustavus Department of Music's annual day-long event will take place in a virtual format on Saturday, March 27.
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead Available to Stream February 27-28
Sam Albright '22 (left) as Rosencrantz and Sam Peters '23 (right) as Guildenstern in "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead." Picture Credit: Ryan Weber The Gustavus Adolphus College Department of Theatre and Dance will present its production of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead in a virtual format on Saturday, February 27 at 7 p.m. and Sunday […]
From These Hands: Fiber Art and Poetry by Gwen Westerman Opens at Hillstrom Museum of Art
Running from Feb. 15 through April 18, the exhibit highlights the quilt art that celebrates the artist's Dakota ancestors.
“An Active and Urgent Telling” Brings Lived Experiences to Schaefer Art Gallery
In partnership with Strange Fire Collective, the Gustavus Department of Art and Art History will host the exhibition from Feb. 11-March 17.
Artist Kristen Lowe Featured on MN Original
Documentarian and charcoal artist Kristen Lowe's 2012 MN Original episode will re-air tonight on TPT MN.
Making Dances Course Adapts, Creates Despite Pandemic
The January Term course in the Department of Theatre and Dance combined technique, theory, and creation.
Betsy Byers Receives Inaugural “Project Space” Grant
The $10,000 award will support a solo multimedia exhibition inspired by glacier melt and climate change.