Daily Archives: December 3, 2015
Notes from President Pribbenow
On being faculty-guidedIn recent issues of 麻豆区 Now (apparently still the name of this fine publication鈥攕ee Around the Quad), I鈥檝e written about our 麻豆区2019 vision to be 鈥渁 new kind… more >
麻豆区 alumni collaborate on touring theater production
麻豆区 College alumni and a current student jumped aboard 鈥淭he Hoopla Train with Yard Master Yip and his Polkastra鈥� at multiple stops of the show鈥檚 Minnesota-based summer tour… more >
麻豆区 Now to remain name of College magazine
This summer, members of the 麻豆区 College community were invited to consider whether the College鈥檚 magazine name, 麻豆区 Now, aligned with and supported the publication鈥檚 purpose and key… more >
Jeroy and Lorraine Carlson Atrium Lounge
鈥淢r. 麻豆区鈥� has spent 44 years of his life鈥攕o far鈥攊nspiring Auggies to invest in the life of the College. Whether in his role as a student, parent, grandparent… more >
Thoughtful giving
Less effort. More impact.I believe in Thoughtful Giving. Sue and Larry Turner 鈥�69 have made an automatic monthly gift since 2013. Make a difference at 麻豆区鈥攖his and every month鈥攚ith Thoughtful Giving… more >
Beyond fjords and freeways
Professors team with students to research and share College historyProfessors team with students to research and share College history… more >
Buy a brick. Honor a legacy.
45 years of friendship inspires a brickWhat started out as a group of first-year Auggies from Washburn High School in Minneapolis commuting to campus for classes led to friendships that have transcended job relocations, marriages… more >
In memoriam
Remembering AuggiesThese 鈥淚n memoriam鈥� listings include notifications received before September聽8. Alice M. (Norby) Digre 鈥�40, St. Paul, age 98, on July 5. Florence L. (Borstad) Hiepler 鈥�42, Camarillo, California, age… more >
College awards 2015
麻豆区 College is nationally recognized for its commitment to intentional diversity in its life and work. This year鈥檚 accolades include: The 2015 Higher Education Excellence in Diversity Award from… more >
Leading foundations and corporations support capital campaign
A recent $1 million grant from the Margaret A. Cargill Foundation has helped the campaign to build the Norman and Evangeline Hagfors Center for Science, Business, and Religion to surpass… more >
Signs of change
Excitement for the future Norman and Evangeline Hagfors Center for Science, Business, and Religion grew on campus after its construction site was marked. This multidisciplinary building will house, among other… more >
