Day: September 18, 2014
Feature Photo: Football opens season with a 44-17 win over Crown College
Senior Spotlight: Ryan Tollefsrud
This recurring segment will highlight a senior Gustavus athlete each week. Q: What are your expectations for the upcoming season? A: We have an extremely talented team. We have so many quality players that we can utilize each and every game, which makes us a very dangerous team. With that said, anything less than a Final Four appearance in the NCAA tournament would be a … Continue reading Senior Spotlight: Ryan Tollefsrud
Men’s cross country sets tone for season early
The men’s cross country team has seen a lot of improvement since the season started in August. Last season, the team welcomed a large group of runners to the team. With these now-experienced runners, the team has a positive outlook on their season. “The team is looking good this year. We are a pretty young team but we have some strong talent. The team’s goals … Continue reading Men’s cross country sets tone for season early
Bored of your fitness routine? Try rock climbing!
Ask anyone in the Midwest what they know about rock climbing and the first thing they might visualize is the colorful, plastic hold-covered indoor walls that many are familiar with. But if the person you’re asking happens to be a passionate climber the story begins elsewhere. Even though the history of climbing dates back a little bit further—John Muir is a name you’ll hear often … Continue reading Bored of your fitness routine? Try rock climbing!
Men’s golf tees off with high expectations for the season
The Gustavus Adolphus Men’s Golf Team began its 2014 fall season with a 286-296 loss to Minnesota State University, Mankato in a dual that took place on the afternoon of Wednesday, Sept. 3, at the Le Sueur Country Club. The Gusties then competed on Sunday, Sept 7, 2014 at the Augsburg College Fall Invitational. The team finished with 307 in the opening round and ended … Continue reading Men’s golf tees off with high expectations for the season
New ID cards provide expanded access to residence halls
Students on campus for the 2014-15 academic year have experienced a number of changes. A new president arrives, first years moved in and experienced the craziness of the Gustie Greeters, and all students received new ID cards. Students are still adjusting to the new ID cards, with their access to student accounts and buildings. Unlike the old keys that allowed students to only enter the … Continue reading New ID cards provide expanded access to residence halls
Memorial Garden offers space for reflection
Students heading down Hello Walk have likely noticed the addition of the new sculpture and seating area circling the Columbarium adjacent to Christ Chapel. These elements officially completed the Memorial Garden space, which was begun in 2012 and dedicated June of 2014. The new sculpture, entitled “Spirit Vessel,” was crafted by Gustavus Sesquicentennial Sculptor Greg Mueller. Mueller was a student of Paul Granlund, the sculptor … Continue reading Memorial Garden offers space for reflection
Campus Safety Report (9/18/14)
Monday, September 1 – no incidents reported Tuesday, September 2 ●A Collegiate Fellow responded to a noise violation in Uhler Hall and documented a College policy violation involving one student and an alcohol violations involving two students. Wednesday, September 3 ●Campus Safety responded to a medical assist at Arbor View West apartments. One student was transported to the hospital by ambulance and referred for an … Continue reading Campus Safety Report (9/18/14)
Campus discusses local and global impact of Ebola
The campus community joined with public health officials to discuss the implications and conditions surrounding the ongoing Ebola crisis on Thursday, Sept. 12. The discussion was sponsored by the African Studies Department and the Provost’s Office in an effort to foster discussion about the outbreak of the disease in Western Africa. Professor Kate Keller of the African Studies Department addressed the connections between the local … Continue reading Campus discusses local and global impact of Ebola