Gustavus is home to many state-of-the-art facilities. New buildings seem to pop up every year—each newer and full of more gadgets. Gustavus is home to many state-of-the-art facilities. New buildings seem to pop up every year—each newer and full of more gadgets. Anderson Hall reopened in January 2017, and the new baseball field just began use for the fall semester this month. One of the … Continue reading Digital humanities lab added to Confer Hall
Monday, September 04 Responded to a person of concern in the Jackson Campus Center. Tuesday, September 05 Campus Safety responded to a medical assist in Nobel Hall. A student had fallen down some steps and was transported to the River’s Edge Hospital. Campus Safety documented a report from GTS of a student’s personal computer being hacked. Wednesday, September 06 Campus Safety responded to a medical … Continue reading Campus Safety Report (9/15/17)
This year, Gustavus is proud to welcome Janet Jennings as the new Assistant Director of the Diversity Center.This year, Gustavus is proud to welcome Janet Jennings as the new Assistant Director of the Diversity Center. Jennings, a Gustavus alumnus who graduated just last year and a long-time supporter of campus diversity, has returned to Gustavus as part of what she believes is one of the … Continue reading Diversity center introduces new members: Janet Jennings and Tom Flunker look to provide leadership, help and counseling to students from all walks of life
1. Work for the WEEKLY! 2. Go traying down Old Main Hill after it snows. 3. Take a picture with Becky B. 4. Forget your keys in your room. 5. Pull an all-nighter. 6. Get a noise violation from your CF (but not really because it’s $50). 7. Go to a weekend movie. 8. Hammock in the arb. 9. Go to the Co-Ed Haunted House. … Continue reading FIRST-YEAR BUCKET LIST
While many people across the world have to pay occasionally expensive fees to get into art museums, Gustavus students have an advantage over the rest: free entrance to an exquisite museum, right here on campus. The Hillstrom Museum of Art, located in the lower level of the campus center, boasts various exhibitions throughout the year, and the fall exhibit opens this weekend. After opening its … Continue reading Hillstrom Museum Opens Fall Exhibit
As Gusties get back in the groove of the ‘college life’ why not have some jams to go along with it? Here are 20 songs that will either put you in the feels or have you dancing your way all around campus. The playlist encompasses a variety of artists and genres. From Ed Sheeran and Julia Michaels to The Wombats and Neck Deep, everyone can … Continue reading The Gustie 20: Your New Playlist
For those who might be wondering what movie opportunities Gustavus has to offer this fall, look no further! Plenty of new films from a variety of different genres will be hitting the big screen here on campus, all free of charge for Gustie students. One of the most exciting showings this season will be the critically-acclaimed box office success Wonder Woman. Starring Israeli actress Gal … Continue reading Frankenstein, Pennywise, and minions, oh my!
Junior Charlie Barnhouse excels at representing what it means to be a Gustie. He is involved in many activities and organizations on campus and maintains a busy schedule. Barnhouse is from Princeton, MN and graduated from Cambridge High School. He is a double major in Biology and Music with honors in music composition. When Charlie is not in class he keeps himself busy in the … Continue reading Gustie of the Week – Charlie Barnhouse
After three weeks on campus, the women’s soccer team is starting to play as a single unit and is forming into a competitive team, according to Head Coach Laura Burnett-Kurie. All of their hard work and effort over the weeks showed in a trip the team took this past weekend for the Advantage Emblem Cup Tournament in Duluth. During the trip, the Gusties faced off … Continue reading Women’s soccer confident after opening games: Gusties show promise after weekend in Duluth
Gustavus Men’s Soccer is 3-0 after a slew of strong defensive performances led by Junior Goalkeeper Matt Bateman. Bateman’s two shutouts in the team’s first two contests against UW-Superior (1-0) and St. Scholastica (1-0), his sixth and seventh career shutouts, were enough to earn him his second career nod as MIAC Men’s Soccer Athlete-of- the-Week. Strong defensive and midfield play proved key in the Gusties … Continue reading Men’s soccer starts strong: Gusties improve to 3-0 record after win over Martin Luther
