Last Monday, two speakers from the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) came to Gustavus to present “In Our Own Voice”, a 90-minute seminar designed to reduce stigmatization, as well as address misconceptions about mental illness. The talk was co-sponsored by Psi Chi, Nu Rho Psi, and NAMI. The nation’s largest mental health organization, NAMI seeks to provide support and advocacy for those who face … Continue reading NAMI visit campus
The Dakota Access Pipeline has frequented news and media outlets for the past couple months. It is a topic that many are aware of, but few are educated on. There has been debate even at Gustavus surrounding this topic. People have gone back and forth on whether or not they support sending protesters. Many have a hard time forming an educated opinion because of the … Continue reading Dakota Access Pipeline Panel aims to educate students
While attending Gustavus Adolphus College, it is important that all students are in a safe and welcoming environment. The college has made significant progress in trying to inform students of by sending emails to the whole student body. Although that is an efficient way to let the campus know about such alarming events, the college has decided to take another huge step by hiring a … Continue reading The search for a Title IX coordinator continues: Gustavus looks to hire additional administrative staff to work on prevention of Title IX cases
The Gus Bus has become a staple around campus as its popularity has continued growing throughout the years. Sponsored by the Student Senate, it offers rides to students on Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday each week. The Nicollet County Bank no longer feels that they can host the Gus Bus drop-off pick-up location. – JoNes Van Hecke It is used frequently by students to get to and … Continue reading Vandalism affects student bus service: Damage to the Nicollet County Bank cause Gus Bus to lose a stop
A series of (Un)happy workshops will be happening on Mondays from 7:00 to 9:00 pm in The Dive. The first session is on Nov. 14. The workshops consist of three different topics, and were created through a collaboration between the Diversity Center, Counseling Center, Academic Support Center, and ILS Houses. The different organizations all work with students during challenging times. Because of this, they have … Continue reading Gustavus community shines light on (un)happiness: Organizations on campus prepare to host three-week series of workshops
Greek life is known for their philanthropy events that aid various sorts of organizations. The most recent Greek event is Tri-Sigma’s annual Zumbathon. The Zumbathon is being hosted on Sunday, Nov. 13 in the Lund Aerobics room. The money raised from the Zumbathon supports the March of Dimes. Tri-Sigma is a national sorority that wishes to connect women through bonds of friendship and leadership. Tri-Sigma … Continue reading Tri-Sigma encourages students to get moving: Sorority hosts annual Zumbathon to raise money for the ‘March of Dimes’
For many, sign language is something one was taught in first grade for a day and something that piques one’s interest when it is mentioned, but no actions are typically taken after. Many often gloss over it when talking about languages they are interested in learning or pursuing both in and out of college. But for others sign language is their first language (or was … Continue reading Students found new language club: Gusties collaborate with Culpepper to provide students with opportunity to explore the world of sign language
For many Gustavus students, Fall Break was a time for relaxation, catching up on laundry, spending time with family, and eating home cooked meals. However, for eight Gustavus students, they used the break to make a difference. Seniors Sam Keillor, Landon Walters, and Kate Dudley, Juniors Clay Sletta, Danielle Trajano, and Sumiko Kawazu, Sophomore Andrew Deziel and First-Year Ellen Wines all took the trip west … Continue reading Students join protest at Standing Rock
As the Gustavus Community, is often satisfied knowing that their opinions are heard. They feel assured that their freedom of thought is being protected and that they have the ability to be a part of groups that will listen to their viewpoints. But when their views are being violated, does it take a sour turn. This is exactly how the College Republicans felt when they … Continue reading The Diversity Leadership Council lose big member: Gustavus College Republicans decide to leave the DLC implying that their opinions have been disregarded
