Monday, March 07 • Campus Safety responded to a medical assist call in the International Center. • Campus Safety received a report of a sexual assault that occurred in February 2015 in a campus Residential Hall. • A student reported the theft of personal property from an unlocked locker in the Lund Center. • Campus Safety responded to a call for a medical assist in … Continue reading Campus Safety Report (3/18/16)
From Communications Club to Greek Life to all the clubs and organizations in between, how many of them really gear directly towards achieving happiness in life? Connecting Clouds is a brand new student organization founded by Junior Psychological Science major, Allison Birnschein, Senior Psychological Science major, Jordan Gette and Junior Communications/Georgraphy double major, Maia Haggarty, that hosts and sponsors events that are entirely for fun … Continue reading Gustavus welcomes new student organization: Connecting Clouds on campus
Spring Break Statistics – 1.5 million students go on Spring Break every year – Panama City Beach hosts approximately 500,000 tourists each year – 2,500 American citizens are arrested abroad – College students spend more than $1 billion every year – 95% of travelers will share hotel rooms with friends, 12% with more than seven to a room – Over 40% of travelers admit to … Continue reading Spring Break Pinterest
Who are some of the most important people in your life? “My brothers and my friends. They’ve always been there for me through the hard times more than anyone else.” Who is a role model or an inspiration to you? “I don’t believe in role models. Growing up, I felt I didn’t have someone to look up to so I set my own goals about … Continue reading Beneath the Crown (3/18/16)
Will Ferrell’s comedies tend to be pretty unpredictable in quality. When it’s good, it’s hilarious, like Anchorman or Elf. When it’s bad, we get eye rollers like Land of the Lost and Bewitched. It ultimately depends on the director and material he’s given, as he isn’t as dominant in the directing and writing process as some other comedians are, which is by no means a … Continue reading Staying at home beats seeing Daddy’s Home
As a child, Ted Rosenback’s father taught him that grey is not a color. Now the Marketplace Supervisor at Gustavus, Ted understands the meaning of his father’s lesson and continues to live by it. “Obviously he knew that grey is a color, but he wanted to teach me to believe that there isn’t room for middle ground. There’s a right and a wrong and I … Continue reading Gustie of the Week – Ted Rosenback
Few things are more Minnesotan than the High School Hockey Tournament. It’s special. A crowd of 23,000 is rarely present for an NHL team, but that’s the record-breaking crowd that came out to watch two boy’s high school semi-final games on March 4 at the Xcel Energy Center. The atmosphere isn’t the only renowned aspect of the tournament; the player’s hair at the tourney has … Continue reading Intro to the Tourney: Gusties from out-of-state experience Minnesota’s biggest event
The Gustavus Women’s Tennis team has roared into the 2015-2016 season with the similar success as it has for its stellar past few decades. After a short hiccup in its 20 years reign atop the conference, Gustavus saw its remarkable run end in 2012. However, 2015 signaled the return to the top of the standings for Head Coach Jon Carlson and the Gusties, as they … Continue reading Racquet Warriors
