It’s often a joke among college students to argue over who has a practical major or not and how many job options they’ll have once they graduate. Bio-chem and physics majors always seem to know there’ll be job positions for them, despite the tedious coursework they endure. Classics majors desire to follow in the footsteps of their professors, or forge their own path by reading … Continue reading Don’t Repeat Your Mistakes!
Sometimes as I go through college, I feel as though everything around me is trying to limit me. I have to make choices that constantly seem to be limiting my range of interests. People are constantly being asked to specify their passions, to try to narrow it down to a single focus. But the truth is that people are not defined by a single passion. … Continue reading Don’t Let Others Put Limits on You
There are a lot of really awesome projects that students are involved with here on campus. It’s pretty amazing what the students at this school are capable of doing while being full time students and sometimes even working a part-time or a full-time job on the side. Students here embrace the idea of social justice and realizing that we can change the world, students are … Continue reading Beneath the Crown
Gusties’ Views on World News is an ongoing section in which Gustavus students share their opinons on current events. The first-ever Palestinian embassy in Western Europe was opened in Sweden on Tuesday, Feb. 10. In addition to this newly signed deal, Swedish Prime Minister Lofven has agreed to provide financial support to Palestine for 5 years totaling roughly $175 million. The implications of this not … Continue reading Taking Steps Towards a Peaceful Two-State Solution
The Student Leadership Open House took place on Thursday, Feb. 19, from 7p.m. to 8p.m. The event was held for students to receive information or apply to organizations on campus. Each organization has a special purpose on campus in order to create leaders and help the school run smoothly. Gustie Greeters help first-year students tranistion into college during orienation weekend. They also provide resources for … Continue reading Gusties learn about leadership opportunities
Wednesday, February 11 •A Gustavus employee reported the loss of a campus key. The key was later recovered. •Collegiate Fellows responded to a student of concern in Gibbs Hall. Friday, February 13 •Campus Safety and the Saint Peter Police Department responded to a motor vehicle accident in the Chapel View parking lot. One non-student was arrested by the SPPD for DWI. Three unoccupied student vehicles … Continue reading Campus Safety Report (2/20/15)
Students, faculty, and administrators gathered together on Friday, Feb. 13 to seriously discuss “meeting global warming’s challenges” and creating tangible forms of action to create a more sustainable community. Professor Deborah Goodwin has been a long time advocate for environmental issues. She was instrumental in planning the discussion, along with Director of Johnson Center for Environmental Innovation Jim Dontje, Associate Professor in Education Michele Koomen, … Continue reading Sustainability discussion inspires conversation and action
Students and faculty are coming together to plan renovations for Nobel Hall. Built in 1963, the home of the biology, chemistry, geology, and geography departments is due for an update and expansion. “The way we teach has been changing for a long time. Smaller classes and more engaged teaching methods are what we would like to have, but the building is currently not designed for … Continue reading Students involved in planning future Nobel remodel
What would a Gustie sporting event be without its cheering section? Fans have always been a key part of any Gustie sporting event, providing encouragement and celebration for every play of the game. “Having fans is a great advantage whenever we play. When other teams come to Gustavus, the fans definitely have an impact on the game. They bring extra energy and help us when … Continue reading C’mon you Gusties!
The content of this page as satirical in nature and in no way reflects the views of The Gustavian Weekly, Gustavus ,or its faculty, students, or administrators. The Fourth Crown is not intended for readers under the age of 18 Campus Safety gears up to dish out record number of Violations this holiday season SAINT PETER– One of Gustavus’ longest traditions is set to take … Continue reading The Fourth Crown Issue 15
