Halloween is a time for celebration and a time for savings. Halloween marks the start of the fall and winter season of holidays and although popular seasons, this time of year can lead to unintended overspending, especially on overpriced Halloween costumes. Well, not anymore. A quote loved by moms, “Shop smarter, not harder” can be put to use when creating that perfect halloween costume. Govenaires … Continue reading How-to guide for a Homemade Halloween
Chances are, if you have not been taught by, worked with, or even met her, you have heard the name Yurie Hong around Gustavus. Yurie is described by those who know her well as a caring, ambitious, and energetic person. “[Yurie] is the kind of professor I aspire to be: wicked smart, deeply curious about everything around her, able to effortlessly recognize and communicate important … Continue reading Gustie of the Week – Yurie Hong
The Gustavus men’s tennis team kicked off the fall season by competing in the Drake Invitational, competing in both singles and doubles brackets. Two Gusties, Seniors Mohanad Alhouni and Mason Bultje advanced to the semifinals in each of their brackets. Alhouni would defeat Josef Altman of NWMSU 6-3, 6-1, Jarod Hing of Tulsa, 3-6, 7-5, 10-7 until falling to Omaha’s Nathan Reekie 6-2, 6-1. Bultje … Continue reading Gusties win singles and doubles titles: Men’s Tennis off to a commanding start
The Gustavus football team made the trek north to Moorhead, MN last weekend to take on the No. 20 ranked Cobbers of Concordia College. Despite a 14-10 lead going into halftime, the Gusties were unable to hold on and fell 27-17. This loss moved the Gusties to 3-2 on the season and 2-1 in the MIAC. “Our guys played hard, and it was a tough … Continue reading Gusties defeated by No. 20 ranked Concordia: Football moves to 2-1 record in MIAC play
As the season has progressed for the Gustavus Men’s and Women’s Cross Country teams, one thing has stayed the same; an extremely strong, tight-knit bond shared throughout the entirety of the team. Team dynamic has been one of the biggest factors for the Gustavus runners this season. This strong comradery is exemplified by many leaders on the team. “The season is going very well, and … Continue reading Gusties maintain strong team dynamic: Cross Country prepares for conference meet
Building Bridges is poised to start the year strong after announcing its new topic for this year’s conference, “Mental Health as a Social Justice Cause”. With this theme in mind, the organization hopes to focus on raising awareness about the different aspects of mental health and helping the community to understand the social issues related to it. Building Bridges Co-Chair mentions how this is one … Continue reading Building Bridges aims to end the stigma of mental illness: Student leaders prep for the Building Bridges Conference
Monday, September 12 Campus Safety responded to a medical assist in Norelius Hall. A student was transported to the ER for an injury. Campus safety responded to Sohre Hall for a medical assist. One student was transported to ER by ambulance. Tuesday, September 13 Campus Safety responded to a drug violation on College grounds in the Uhler parking lot. Case referred to the campus conduct … Continue reading Campus Safety Report (10/06/17)
One of the most notable events that Gustavus Adolphus College is fortunate to host annually is the Nobel Conference. One of the most notable events that Gustavus Adolphus College is fortunate to host annually is the Nobel Conference. The Nobel Conference is an academic conference that aims to bring together the world’s top researchers and scholars in order to discuss modern issues focused on social and … Continue reading Academic minds discuss reproductive technology at 53rd Nobel Conference: Researchers and scholars spark conversation and raise questions at Gustavus’s signature event
Almost a year has gone by since Gustavus suspended six Greek organizations for violating the college’s hazing and sexual harassment policies. Gustavus suspended the organizations after they investigated hazing allegations last fall and into the spring. Several reports were turned in to the Dean of Students Office of supposed first-hand accounts of policy violations. Of the suspended sororities and fraternities, many members say college administrators … Continue reading New year brings Greek life changes
If you walked by the Courtyard Cafe at any part of the day this past Thursday you most likely noticed the costumes, backdrops, live artists, and people participating in the live reading of this years First-Year Reading in Common book, Frankenstein. Unlike other readings, Frankenstein was given a full performance as the live reading began at 10:00 am and continued until the entire book was … Continue reading Members of the Gustavus community reanimate Frankenstein with live reading: Greeters, faculty, and students perform the Mary Shelley novel
