In recent years, club sports at Gustavus have been successful. The Women’s Rugby team placed fourth in the nation in the fall of 2018; the Gustavus Dance Team second at Nationals and the Men’s Rugby team had one of their most successful playoff runs yet in the fall of 2019. Yet, the club sports that potentially need the most attention are not allowed to access … Continue reading Tackling the issue of club sports
Fall brings so many great things, but it also brings the sick bug that Gusties can’t seem to get away from. Gustavus offers various resources and tips to prevent getting sick this time of year, and for those who fall victim, there are some tips and tricks that work like a charm to cure sickness. Those who don’t get sick this time of the year … Continue reading The common, common cold
Greta Thunberg saying, “How dare you,” is perhaps her most striking line from her address to the United Nations Climate Summit. By now, I’m sure that we all are a bit sick of hearing about climate change. Here at Gustavus, we’ve been bombarded with it at every turn. Now is about the time in the news cycle that we all usually decide that its time … Continue reading Battle the climate crisis on campus
The Gustie volleyball team earned their first MIAC conference win last week on Thursday when they swept St. Olaf. In their following match during homecoming, the Gusties then lost in three sets to Northwestern. In set one against the Oles the Gusties dominated late, taking 11 of the last 16 points for a 25-15 win. Solid blocking up front was a key to putting pressure … Continue reading Volleyball prepares for next MIAC test: Gusties hold 8-8 overall record and are 1-1 in MIAC play
The Gusties lost their homecoming football game on Saturday to Bethel by a score of 35-33. In this high scoring game, there were a total of 40 points scored between the two teams in the fourth quarter alone. With the loss, the Gusties fall to 2-2 overall and 0-2 in the conference. The Gusties started slow in this game, as an interception on their first … Continue reading Football falls to Bethel 35-33: Gusties look for their first conference win against Concordia
The Gustavus Women’s Golf Team competed at the MIAC Championships last weekend and finished in sixth place overall as a team. After a sixth place finish at the St. Kate’s Invite one week earlier, the Gusties traveled to Becker, Minnesota to compete in the 54-hole Conference Championships hosted by Pebble Creek Golf Club. The tournament took place Saturday through Monday, September 28-30. The Gusties were … Continue reading Gusties place sixth at MIAC Championships: Women’s Golf prepares for last tournament of the fall season
Homecoming Week has arrived and the Campus Activities Board has planned an eventful several days for Gusties. From painting to lip syncing, Homecoming brings an abundance of fun for all: students, alumni and faculty alike. This year’s theme “Going for the Gold” is inspired by an Olympic and competition oriented theme. “‘Going for the Gold’ encompasses the idea that Gusties strive for excellence, whether that … Continue reading Gustavus gears up for Homecoming 2019: Students celebrate by particating in Gustavus traditions
After a close loss to No. 4 ranked St. John’s University, the Gustavus Football team is hoping to rebound in this year’s homecoming matchup against No. 8 ranked Bethel University. The team enters the contest with a record of 2-1, while Bethel boasts a perfect 2-0 record. In last year’s homecoming game the Gusties defeated the Concordia Cobbers by a score of 27-14 and the … Continue reading Homecoming Preview
Monday, September 16th No incidents reported Tuesday, September 17th Campus Safety responded to a fire alarm at Uhler Hall. Wednesday, September 18th Campus Safety was called to the Health Service office for a student that had fallen down outside of South West Hall. The student was transported to River Edge Hospital for further evaluations. Campus Safety responded to a Welfare check on a student in … Continue reading Campus Safety Report (9/27/19)
The new wayfinding and signage program began last year, but discussion about a wayfinding plan “began around 30 years ago,” Vice President for Marketing and Communication Tim Kennedy said. “Gustavus… does so many things so well, but one of the things it didn’t do well was direct first time visitors, welcome them to campus, get them to a place to park, and get them directions … Continue reading New Wayfinding Program helps welcome visitors to campus
