Opinion Editor- Soph White When some people come to Gustavus, they aspire to join one of the prestigious choirs on campus, to be part of the big events CAB puts on, or just to find that community that brings you reprieve after a difficult week. Yet, there are a few of us who dreamed of one thing in particular, which was to be the person … Continue reading Proposing a New Gustavus Mascot for Aspiring Short Gusties
Features Editor- Eric Hofer Melva Lind Interpretive Center In 1953, Melva Lind came to Gustavus as a French professor and Dean of Students. She worked at several colleges as a French professor and as Associate in Higher Education for the American Association of University Women in Washington D.C. Later that same year, she used her role as Dean of Students to aid in overturning the … Continue reading The Namesakes of Gustavus Buildings
Staff Writer- Annie Garbers This week’s Gustie of the Week is Dr. Lucie Holmgreen, the Richard Martin, Timothy Robinson, and Barbara Simpson Endowed Professor of Psychological Science. For Holmgreen, being a part of the community here at Gustavus is far more than just work: it’s her absolute dream job. “My husband gets annoyed when I brag about how much I love my job.” Holmgreen said … Continue reading GoW: Lucie Holmgreen
Staff Writer- Cora Hess The start of each school year can cause a whirl of emotions for everyone. Adjusting to new class schedules, completing hours of assignments, deciding which organizations to be involved in, finding time for yourself through it all, and more. But don’t let that deter you. Gustavus offers multiple student friendly resources for these exact instances. A great place to start is … Continue reading Looking Into Campus Resources
News Editor- Jenna Anderson In March 2026, former Gustavus Professor Aaron Banks was arrested under charges of felony theft and felony possession of burglary or theft tools. When The Weekly last reported on the trial, it was still ongoing. This article is being published not to sensationalize, but to give an update on the trial for members of the Gustavus community who may be wondering. … Continue reading Former Professor Aaron Banks Convicted
Staff Writer- Evangelyn Hill This weekend, Dakota people, Mankato residents, and students (including Gusties) will gather in Mankato for a three-day Powwow, or Wacipi, meaning “we all dance.” The Powwow is one of many examples of how Gustavus is engaging with their indigenous neighbors and community members. The Powwow is the most visible way Gustavus works with the native community. Gustavus students can attend the … Continue reading “We All Dance” Gustavus Engages with Dakota Neighbors
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Sports Editor- Liv White The Golden Gusties began their 109th football season last Saturday, September 5th at home facing off against the Central College Dutch. This game was the homecoming for offensive coordinator Charlie Cosgrove after 2 years of coaching at Winona State. He helped the Gusties find 331 offensive total yards, 270 of which were passing yards by Junior Quarterback Dylan Blount. Blount was … Continue reading Gustavus Football Season Opener
Staff Writer- Maddie Low With fresh new faces and a team full of talent, Gustavus’ Women’s Soccer kicked off the 2026 season with impressive performances in their first three games. The team had been building up anticipation and excitement since they first reunited in late August. Beginning practices on the 19th, they have had a lot of time to prepare. On September 1st, the team … Continue reading Women’s Soccer Kicks Off Season
Staff Writer- Alayna Boe The Gustavus Adolphus Golden Gusties kicked off their cross country season in Sioux Falls, South Dakota this past Friday night. With weather concerns and a big heat wave, this twilight meet started at 9pm. The women kicked off at 9:45, and both men and women ran the 5k course due to heat. The course was packed tight with D1 and D2 … Continue reading Cross Country Starts Season Strong
