Firefighters run half marathon for Bristol City Cerebral Palsy FC
Two Trowbridge firefighters are running the Bristol Half Marathon on Sunday (May 14) to raise money for a very special football club.
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Two Trowbridge firefighters are running the Bristol Half Marathon on Sunday (May 14) to raise money for a very special football club.
A TEAM from Dorset & Wiltshire Fire and Rescue Service will be tackling next month’s Bristol Half Marathon in full fire kit in memory of a…
After pandemic year, some Minnesota colleges are bringing back in-person graduations Ryan Faircloth, Star Tribune © Star Tribune/Star Tribune/ALEX KORMANN alex.kormann@startribune.com/Star Tribune/TNS Mariah Fitch, a biology and Latin American studies double major, signed the graduation wall after having her pictures taken on Tuesday. The University of Minnesota Duluth held a commemoration graduation celebration with a variety of flags and banners setup for photos. The actual graduation ceremony is virtual. It's been a difficult senior year for Winona State University st...
A Semester of COVID-19: How We ROARed “The way we responded to COVID shows a lot about who we are.” —COVID response coordinator Barb Larson Taylor ’93 Posted on January 12th, 2021 by News Office by Emma Nelson ’22 When Gustavus Adolphus College students packed up to leave campus on March 13, 2020, they faced an uncertain future. Only a week after the first confirmed case of COVID-19 in Minnesota, Gustavus joined institutions across the state and country in the transition to virtual learning, with no clear path forward. “The plan was that students would go away for a couple weeks ...
Kojo Addo ’12: Resilience, Care, and Advocacy The young alum is thriving as an attorney after taking advantage of support and mentorship as a Gustie undergrad. Posted on December 21st, 2020 by News Office by Dana Melius Kojo Addo ’12 recalls a rough first semester at Gustavus Adolphus College in the fall of 2008. He failed one class, barely managed through a second course, and then hit academic probation. “My first year at Gustavus is perhaps the most defining period of my academic and professional journey,” Addo says. “I failed Chemistry, barely passed World Geography. I hit a low....