Zeta Chi Phi Helps End Hunger in Minnesota

On Friday February 12, the St. Peter and Gustavus Community gathered together to help end hunger locally in Minnesota. Gustavus sorority, Zeta Chi Phi, partnered with the South West Minnesota Serving in God’s World Board and the local community to help package meals that were distributed all over Minnesota. Matthew Martin, a Gustavus alum and uncle of Zeta Chi Phi member, Mattilan Martin, started the … Continue reading Zeta Chi Phi Helps End Hunger in Minnesota

Welcome Back, Gusties! Students Get Involved on Campus

With the snow melting away each day and the cold temperatures beginning to rise, Gusties gear up for second semester here on on the hill. However, each new semester brings a time for change, experience and new opportunities within the Gustavus community and on campus. Every semester, the Student Activies Board helps promote new experiences and more involvement in student activities by sponsoring the Involvement … Continue reading Welcome Back, Gusties! Students Get Involved on Campus

Campus Safety Report (2/19/16)

Monday, February 08 • A Collegiate Fellow responded to a College policy violation in Pittman Hall involving one student in possession of an empty alcohol container. Tuesday, February 09 • Campus Safety was notified of missing campus keys. Wednesday, February 10 • Campus Safety responded to a medical assist in Norelius Hall. • Campus Safety responded to a report of damaged College property at College … Continue reading Campus Safety Report (2/19/16)

Basketball in Paradise: Puerto Rico Heated Up for Winter Training

This December, as the temperature dropped down to three, the Men’s and Women’s Basketball team were dropping threes in sunny San Juan, Puerto Rico. This year both teams had the opportunity to complete their winter training in Puerto Rico. They both played two games, but when they weren’t heating up on the gym floor, they were free to heat up on the white sandy beaches. … Continue reading Basketball in Paradise: Puerto Rico Heated Up for Winter Training

Free Tuition: Too Good To Be True

Like many college students, when I hear the words “free college tuition,” I become ecstatic and automatically think it is a good idea. With Gustavus costing approximately $50,000 a year, having free college tuition would cause a large change in student loans and work-study. But is the concept of “free college” really so great? If college were to be free, then it would only be … Continue reading Free Tuition: Too Good To Be True

Desperate Push for Relocation

As you read this, the world is suffering from the effects of global climate change. The oceans are becoming more acidic, plankton are dying at an unnatural rate, and entire species have gone or are going extinct within our lifetime. Brazil and Ethiopia are facing some of their worst droughts on record, with no end in sight. California is also facing water shortages following a … Continue reading Desperate Push for Relocation

Campus Safety (1/22/16)

Monday, December 07 • Campus Safety responded to Norelius Hall for a welfare check. • An online report was submitted by a student concerning verbal harassment mentioning race and gender by an unidentified individual earlier in the evening on College grounds and one prior instance in September or October. • Campus Safety responded to an alcohol violation in the International Center. Campus Safety referred one … Continue reading Campus Safety (1/22/16)

Who Should You Vote for in November?

The Forensics team hosted a lively and informed Student Presidential Debate on Jan. 19. The event was held in the Courtyard Cafe, from 7-9 pm. Students argued the case for Presidential candidates Hilary Clinton, Bernie Sanders, and Rand Paul. The debates, moderated by Emily Meyer of the Forensics Team, hit on a wide range of political topics. The Forensics team is a public speaking and … Continue reading Who Should You Vote for in November?