…leads to new soccer scoreboard By the start of the soccer season this year, Gustavus had erected a sorely needed new LED scoreboard for the field. Playing with a dim scoreboard had been difficult for both the teams and spectators, especially when neither the score nor the time clock could be seen past a 45 degree angle. Both of these being essential elements to following … Continue reading Public Discourse project…
Having déjà vu? If you are, I don’t blame you, as this is the fourth National Hockey League lockout over the past 19 years. The 2012 lockout began at 11:59 pm EDT on September 15, 2012 following the conclusion of the NHL’s collective bargaining agreement (CBA), less than a month prior to the scheduled beginning of the 2012–2013 NHL season. The owners declared a lockout … Continue reading No end in sight: NHL still locked out
…health benefits of coffee and tea Coffee and tea are the two foundational beverages I turn to besides water. Besides the aroma, comfort and jump-start you might get through a cup of tea or coffee, there are many incentives to drinking these beverages, including a number of health benefits from just a cup (or more) of either or both a day. The nicest thing about … Continue reading Beyond the caffeine:…
During the royal visit from Their Majesties this past Friday, Oct. 5, King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia of Sweden took part in a Chirst Chapel service and dedication ceremony for the new Sesquicentennial Plaza and sculpture. With a number of media outlets from the Twin Cities, Mankato and Sweden, the dedication of the Plaza and sculpture took place on a windy afternoon. “The … Continue reading Plaza dedication fosters reflection on campus history
The large scale, media productions of student led programs to the campus’s highly regarded Nobel Committee Series and Christmas in Christ Chapel are put on yearly to much success and celebration. The man behind the technology of it all is looking forward to a change in position. Matt Dobosenski ’99, currently the Coordinator in Media Services and Gustavus Technology Services, will transition into the role … Continue reading Media Services specialist receives new role
Homecoming this year is sure to surprise the Gustavus community with much anticipation for our new Gustie lion mascot reveal, plus much more. In addition to the new events, this year will include yearly traditions like Pep fest, Parade, a concert from David Barnes, Cash CAB, the Medallion hunt, First-year door decorating competition, pizza-off and the crowning of homecoming king and queen. This year is … Continue reading CAB incorporates new events to homecoming
Monday, October 1 • Fourteen students were cited for noise violations, and one student was cited for underage consumption in Sorensen Hall. • Two Collegiate Fellows cited ten students for noise violations in North Hall. • Campus Safety investigated suspicious activity and a report of a verbal bias incident by the Interpretive Center. • Four students were cited for a noise violation, two students were … Continue reading Campus Safety Report (10/12/12)
The former Department of Psychology has been newly christened the Department of Psychological Science. This change of title is a reflection of a nationwide trend in the field of psychological research. What once was The American Psychological Society (APS) is now the Association for Psychological Science. The APS adjusted the name to emphasize the fact that they are more internationally inclusive and that they are … Continue reading Psychology department renamed to reflect scientific nature
On Friday, October 5, Sweden’s King Carl XVI Gustav and Queen Silva visited Gustavus to celebrate the end of the College’s Sesquicentennial. Their Majesties arrived on campus and walked from Three Flags to Christ Chapel as over 1000 children and guests lined the sidewalk to watch the processional. Following the processional, a worship service was held in Christ Chapel that included remarks from His Majesty. … Continue reading Gustavus welcomes royalty, engages in global dialogue
When Junior Physics and Computer Science Major James Trevathan has a moment away from sitting through science lectures, working in labs and conducting research, it might not be a surprise that he cherishes the outdoors. James is a member of Gustavus Outdoor Enthusiasts (GOE) and enjoys the adventure and exhilaration of outdoor activities like rock climbing. Not only is James involved in GOE, but he … Continue reading Gustie of the Week: James Trevathan
