Sophomore Max Ullan and Head Coach Scott Moe analyze the green to prepare for a putt. The Gusties finished eighth out of 17 teams this past weekend at the Twin Cities Invite.

Men’s Golf competes in Twin Cities Invite: Hauge, Pederson, and Savini place in the top ten

The Gustavus Men’s Golf team wrapped up play at the Twin Cities Invite on Monday, finishing eighth out of the 17 team field.  The event was played over three days at Elk River Country Club, The Links at Northfork, and the Edina Country Club.  On the first day of competition, the Gusties traveled to Elk River and played at the shortest of the three courses.  … Continue reading Men’s Golf competes in Twin Cities Invite: Hauge, Pederson, and Savini place in the top ten

First-year Kenna West dribbles the ball up the field in a game against Nebraska Wesleyan. The Gusties currently hold an overall record of 4-4-1 and a record of 1-2-1 in the MIAC.

Women’s Soccer suffers two conference losses: Gusties look to senior leaders for inspiration

The Gustavus Women’s Soccer Team has played eight games this season and currently holds a season record of 4-3-1 and 1-1-1 in the MIAC.  The team is being led by Senior Captains Trina Rinke, Kylie Lamberty, and Chase Miller.  Lamberty appeared in 18 games in the previous season, and Miller notably led in point scoring for the team last season with five goals and three … Continue reading Women’s Soccer suffers two conference losses: Gusties look to senior leaders for inspiration

Sophomore Ginger Valentine competes at the Swanson Tennis Center Sept. 23. Valentine earned All-American status this past weekend by winning the Midwest Regional Championship match.

Gustavus hosts ITA Regional Championships: Valentine claims Midwest Regional Singles Title

This past weekend, the Gustavus Women’s Tennis Team competed in its largest competition of the fall season, the ITA Midwest Regional Championships. This competition showcased both singles and doubles matches and 28 different college teams were hosted here at the Swanson Tennis Center. After day one, the Gusties had strong performances from many individuals, advancing six singles players into the round of 32 as well … Continue reading Gustavus hosts ITA Regional Championships: Valentine claims Midwest Regional Singles Title

Swedish Ambassador visited the Gustavus campus on Monday morning.

Gustavus welcomes Swedish ambassador: Olofsdotter’s views on immigration and Swedish-American relations

The Swedish Ambassador to the United States, Karin Olofsdotter, visited Gustavus earlier this week.  The visit was put together and planned by Senior Director of Institutional Events in Marketing and Communication and Gustavus alumni Barb Larson Taylor. “We were asked in August if we would be willing to have the Ambassador visit,” Taylor said.  Gustavus of course accepted the offer.  “Ambassador Olofsdotter has not been … Continue reading Gustavus welcomes Swedish ambassador: Olofsdotter’s views on immigration and Swedish-American relations

Campus Safety Report (9/21/18)

Monday, September 10 Campus Safety responded to a welfare check at Sorensen Hall. Tuesday, September 11 No incidents reported.  Wednesday, September 12  Campus Safety responded to a report of a suspicious person on College Grounds. Thursday, September 13 Campus Safety performed a welfare check on a student in a running vehicle. Campus Safety responded to a fire alarm in Southwest Hall. Friday, September 14  Campus … Continue reading Campus Safety Report (9/21/18)

The Career Development Office is located on the lower level of the Jackson Campus Center.

Career Development introduces Career Week: Students provided the opportunity to explore offered career paths

For all the students dreading the never ending bombardment of, “what are your plans after graduating college?” questions from curious aunts, uncles, and grandparents during Thanksgiving dinner, the Gustavus Career Development Center has your back.  They have created an entire week of activities designed for students of all years and career paths, or lack thereof, to get a jumpstart on personal and professional development.  This … Continue reading Career Development introduces Career Week: Students provided the opportunity to explore offered career paths

Hamilton premiered in January 2015 at New York City’s Public Theater.

Winning the Hamilton lottery

Students are not throwing away their shot for the chance to see the hit musical production Hamilton this Thursday in the Twin Cities.  When CAB learned that the Orpheum Theatre would be showing  Hamilton, they “knew a lot of people would be interested in going, so we made sure to grab some tickets,” Shauna Capron, Art and Entertainment Executive for CAB, said. Student reception of … Continue reading Winning the Hamilton lottery

Zach’s favorite part of the Gustavus community is the sense of connection.

Gustie of the Week – Zach Diedrich

The Gustavus community is fortunate to have well-rounded students who live up to the five pillars of the college: excellence, community, justice, service, and faith. Junior Zachary “Zach” Diedrich adheres to all these values, as he is an accurate representation of the pure goodness that Gustavus has to offer.  “Zach Diedrich approaches every situation with the perfect amount of charisma and thoughtfulness. He is passionate … Continue reading Gustie of the Week – Zach Diedrich

Shaun has taken piano lessons for fifteen years and considers music a passion.

Gustie of the Week – Shaun Gilyard

Shaun Gilyard is about as active on campus as any Gustavus student. Shaun is a senior Economics major, specifically focused on financial economics, who is truly engaged in the Gustavus community. Lately, Shaun has been focused on off-campus research. He spent his summer doing research with some Gustavus faculty members in the Economics department.  They were lucky enough to receive a research grant and Shaun … Continue reading Gustie of the Week – Shaun Gilyard

How to combat student homesickness

Now that it is the third week of the school year, some Gusties have yet to feel the rush of their academic work and co-curricular activities, but others already are feeling the pangs of homesickness. Born and raised in Saint Paul, Minn., Sophomore Quincy Yangh often feels homesick whenever he has time to relax and reflect, but he has turned homesickness into positive energy and … Continue reading How to combat student homesickness