Staff Writer- Evangelyn Hill This Saturday, three Gustavus music department faculty will gather to perform a recital, titled Faculty Pot-pourri. The recital is free and open to the public, but the primary audience is Gustavus students.The performance will take place in Jussi Björling Recital Hall on Saturday, September 27th. The recital will also be livestreamed on the Gustavus Music Department’s YouTube channel. Yumiko Oshima-Ryan, a professor, … Continue reading Faculty Pot-Pourri: Professors Love to Play Too

Staff Writer- Evangelyn Hill Every year in October, world-renowned scientists and Nobel Prize laureates make the trek to Gustavus Adolphus College to speak at the Nobel Conference. And the world comes to watch – prior to 2020, the event would typically draw nearly 5,000 attendees, according to a Gustavus blog post on the 2020 conference. Each year focuses on a different theme. Past topics have … Continue reading Dancing into the Nobel Conference

Staff Writer- August Von Seth On Wednesday, September 10th, the Center for International and Cultural Education held the Study Away Fair on campus. Between 3:30 p.m. and 5:30 p.m., students were invited to the Jackson Campus Center to meet with Gustavus faculty and representatives from third parties offering academic experiences outside of St. Peter, Minnesota. “The Study Away Fair is really an opportunity for students … Continue reading Study Away Fair Promises a “Deeper Understanding”

Staff Writer- Ethan LaLumiere Now that classes are back in full swing and we’re done with the second week of the semester, that means many different kinds of germs on campus are too. “There have been a lot of people, even people on our floor, who have COVID. I know that in choir, almost everyone in my entire section has been sick, so that may … Continue reading Catching the Campus Cold

Staff Writer- Ethan LaLumiere The 2025 Fall Research Symposium & SigX Showcase will be held on Wednesday, September 17th, from 3:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. in the Beck Hall atrium. Many upperclassmen will be presenting either a research project they completed through Gustavus, an internship, or a study-away experience. Any student is welcome to attend. “It is an opportunity for students who have done research … Continue reading Fall Research Symposium and SigX Showcase

Staff Writer- Evangelyn Hill Every step of the college journey comes with its own special kind of stress. Adjusting to more difficult classes, trying to make new friends, struggling through writing assignments, and more. But Gusties, fear not: our school has a support network ready to help, from counseling to academic support to help with career planning. A good place to start is the Counseling … Continue reading Deep Dive into Campus Resources

News Editor- Jenna Anderson The Gustavian Weekly would like to welcome the class of 2029 to Gustavus and give a warm welcome back to campus to all returning students. For those who aren’t familiar, the Weekly has been Gustavus’s student newspaper since 1891. The paper is distributed on Fridays and can be found throughout campus and, a new addition this year, through a weekly email. … Continue reading Welcome Back to the Hill!

Linnea Noeldner- From 8:00 to 11:00 p.m. on Tuesday, April 29th, the Midnight Express will roll around to Gustavus as one of the last events of the 2024-25 school year. Hosted by the Campus Activities Board and organized by the Traditions Executives, Sophomore Mary Steffen and Junior Nora Henson, the event is a de-stressor for students to come in and enjoy some entertainment as well … Continue reading Spring Semester Closes on the Hill

Linnea Noeldner- On Tuesday, April 22nd, at 11:30 a.m. during Chapel break, the Earth Day events will kick off with the official dedication of the Arbor View Solar Field, followed by the third annual Earth Day Campus Clean-Up beginning at 3:30 p.m. The solar field, located at Arbor View, is a 1-megawatt system that provides approximately 10% of the campus’s electricity. The dedication ceremony will … Continue reading Earth Day Events Clean up Campus

Linnea Noeldner- On April 17th, 2025, starting at 11:30 a.m., tables will surround the outer walls of the Saint Peter and Heritage rooms with staff and faculty ready to answer questions and discuss the current political state of our country. Sponsored by the History department, Bigger Than The Music; A Teach-In and Community Conversation for Turbulent Times’ direct purpose is to help provide a safe … Continue reading Bigger Than the Music Provides Open Dialogue