It’s getting colder outside, and with that chill in the air, many people here on campus are likely to be missing home. Alongside that homesickness that we face, is another wave of sadness for pet owners. It’s easily agreed that the majority of us may even miss our pets more than our family or friends back home. Taking a step back from the ultimate debate … Continue reading Pondering about pets
Last season, the Gusties finished second in the MIAC after a three-year playoff drought. The team also closed out with four of their players receiving awards, with Senior Chris Amsden taking All-Conference, and the Sophomore trio of Robbie Goor, Will LeNeave, and Caleb Anderson were named to the All-Rookie team for the 17-18 season. Also, for the third season of his career, Coach Brett Petersen … Continue reading Men’s hockey begins its season: Gusties hold record of 2-3-1 after the first few weeks of play
A fierce first half battle deteriorated into a sizeable second half defeat for the Gusties this past Saturday in Lund Arena as they fell 93-68 to the Mayville State Comets. The lopsided final score disguises how competitive the first half was, as the Gusties took an early 21-13 lead behind eight points from Vannis Smith. Smith would lead all Gustavus scorers with 13 points on 5-9 … Continue reading Gusties fall to Mayville State in season opener: Men’s Basketball looks for leadership among the team
The Gustavus Football team wrapped up its 2018 campaign last weekend with a 29-20 win over St. Olaf in Northfield. The win came on the heels of a 14-13 loss against St. Thomas the previous weekend that was equally devastating and encouraging. Despite a heroic defensive effort, the Tommies were able to stage a late fourth quarter comeback and steal a victory. “I’m just so … Continue reading Football ends the season defeating St. Olaf: Gusties close the season with a record of 6-4
Junior Communications Studies Major Josie Schieffert is packing her bags and getting ready to say “hooroo,” or goodbye, to her Australian adventures. Having begun her study abroad experience this summer, when many other Gusties were celebrating the 4th of July, Schieffert was saying goodbye to her family and boarding a plane in preparation of spending the next five months in the Down Under. As … Continue reading Tales from abroad: Josie Schieffert
Dear first-years, The holiday season is quickly approaching, and that means you’re soon going to be stressing about what to give to friends and family. If you’re anything like me, you want to give everyone the perfect gift, but that often comes at a cost. Of course, everyone could use a little extra money, but how do you know if you’re ready for an off-campus … Continue reading Advice for the floundering first-year (11/9/18)
A fierce first half battle deteriorated into a sizeable second half defeat for the Gusties this past Saturday in Lund Arena as they fell 93-68 to the Mayville State Comets. The lopsided final score disguises how competitive the first half was, as the Gusties took an early 21-13 lead behind eight points from Vannis Smith. Smith would lead all Gustavus scorers with 13 points on … Continue reading Gusties fall to Mayville State in season opener: Men’s Basketball looks for leadership among the team
The Gustavus Football team wrapped up its 2018 campaign last weekend with a 29-20 win over St. Olaf in Northfield. The win came on the heels of a 14-13 loss against St. Thomas the previous weekend that was equally devastating and encouraging. Despite a heroic defensive effort, the Tommies were able to stage a late fourth quarter comeback and steal a victory. “I’m just so … Continue reading Football ends the season defeating St. Olaf: Gusties close the season with a record of 6-4
