Gustavus is preparing for a group of protesters at today’s Gubernatorial candidates forum. The protest has been organized by Friends of the RNC 8, a group supporting the eight accused of planning violence in connection with the 2008 Republican National Convention in St. Paul. The protesters will be on campus to pressure Ramsey County Attorney Susan Gaertner to dismiss felony charges against the eight. The … Continue reading Protesters to arrive at Gustavus for candidates forum

The Weekly staff always puts so much work into every issue, and this issue is no exception. Thank you to all of the editors, reporters and photographers who put in the long hours this week. The cover of this week’s issue is a story that our Web Editor Tom Lany spent three weeks working on; how does Gustavus get its money, and how is it … Continue reading Preview for the October 23, 2009 issue of The Gustavian Weekly

This week’s issue covers the Nobel Conference. The Nobel issue is always an important one for the Weekly, and we have a lot of exciting stories coming up. Some stories to look for: News stories on the Nobel Conference, changes in the Campus Safety Department with the new Clery Act, changes in how Homecoming Royalty are chosen and Dr. Leonard Smith’s Lecture; Variety articles about … Continue reading Preview for the Oct. 2 Issue of The Gustavian Weekly

This week’s issue of The Weekly is, as is normally the case, a great issue. I want to thank all the people who put in the long hours to get it done. The front page story this week is on the Gustavus wind turbine project and the Nicollet County Board’s new ordinance; it should interest anyone who has followed the project over the last decade. … Continue reading Preview for the Sept. 25 issue of The Gustavian Weekly

Welcome to The Gustavian Weekly’s new website! I hope that you enjoy the new design and will visit our site often. This site offers exciting possibilities for The Weekly to offer new content to our readers. In the coming months, The Weekly staff and myself will be adding new, interactive content as well as our regular articles, columns and features. You will also be able … Continue reading Welcome to The Weekly’s new website!