Staff Writer- Amelia Dewberry This week’s Gustie of the Week is Meg Balfanz, known for her infectious laugh and unique skills. Balfanz first came to Gustavus as a Biology major because she was drawn to Nobel Hall on her campus tour and enjoyed the subject in high school. Since then, she has appreciated that “every single professor in that department is so personable and friendly … Continue reading GoW: Meg Balfanz
Staff Writer- Shy Lee If you’ve been meaning to educate yourself on new subjects, look no further, as the annual Celebration of Creative Inquiry (CCI) will be held from 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. on April 22nd in Beck Hall Torrey Atrium. Students of all majors will be showcasing projects from this year to foster interdisciplinary conversation and connect with each other. With around 100 … Continue reading Students Showcase Research at Celebration of Creative Inquiry
Staff Writer- Evangelyn Hill The month of April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and Gustavus is hosting events to raise awareness about the issue. One way the college is supporting SA awareness is through Teal Tuesdays. Every Tuesday in April, the Peer Assistants will be tabling from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. “to educate, support, and engage students in conversations about prevention,” PA Kendra Stanton … Continue reading Tea Tuesdays: Sexual Assault Awareness Month
Staff Writer- August von Seth Formed in early February this year, the Internal Web Working Group is a nine-member committee spanning various departments and roles on campus. According to its official charge effectuated on March 9th, key functions encompass the functioning of the MyGustavus platform, a breakout website that was launched in tandem with the new gustavus.edu page that went live in mid-August last year. … Continue reading Website Transition Causes Faculty Concern
Sports Editor- Liv White The Gustavus Track & Field opened their outdoor season on March 28 at the CSB/SJU Optimistic Meet. The team was represented by a small group of throwers, hurdlers, jumpers, and runners. The Gusties faced windy conditions in Collegeville, Minnesota but were still able to place top five across multiple events. On the men’s side, Senior Connor McCormick placed 3rd in the … Continue reading Outdoor Track and Field Season Begins
Sports Editor- Liv White The Gustavus Softball team battled the Concordia College Cobbers on Tuesday, April 7th in their home opener. The Gusties swept the conference doubleheader to improve to 9-9 on the year and open conference play 2-0. Game one started out with Sophomore Paige Gritzmaker giving the Gusties their first lead of the day. She scored in the first inning, hitting a bases-loaded … Continue reading Gustavus Softball Competes in Home Opener
Staff Writer- Nathan Swanson The men’s golf team began their spring season this last weekend on Friday, April 3rd as they competed in the two day Illinois Wesleyan Invitational in Normal Illinois. Two teams for Gustavus (A) and (B) played the course along with two individual players (Cole Paulson, and Ford Finster). While the conditions for the weekend were not optimal, especially the second day, … Continue reading Men’s Golf Battles in Season Opener
Staff Artist- Mary Athorp Continue reading Gus Says…It’s April!
Professional Fangirl- Katelyn Benschoter It seems we have finally hit the point in the year when we are getting our first few “best films of the year.” These are the films that will be talked about and highly anticipated at the award shows for the year 2026. And one of these first front-runner films of the year so far is Project Hail Mary starring Ryan … Continue reading Project Hail Mary: Film Review
Staff Writer- Emily Sustaita -pop is all over the place. Whether it is BTS, Blackpink, or Huntrix, you have most likely listened to a song of this genre at least once in your lifetime. But how familiar are you with it beyond global stars? It’s easy to get caught up in what is presented to you, assuming K-pop is limited to just those artists. However, … Continue reading The Best Female K-Pop Releases of 2026
