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)
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?
On Jan. 11, 2016 an email from the President’s Office went out to the Gustavus community announcing the death of Stacie Miller on Jan. 10, 2016. Stacie Miller became a part of the Gustavus staff in 2011 as an administrative assistant for the Department of Communication Studies and History. Two years later, she transferred over to Olin Hall and become the administrative assistant in both … Continue reading Welcome Back, Gusties! Students Get Involved on Campus
The fifth and final installment of the Paranormal Activity series is, well, it’s pretty normal. I myself haven’t seen all the paranormal activity movies. The last one I watched was Paranormal Activity 3 with my roommate freshman year, but it seems things haven’t changed much. This is not necessarily a bad thing, but it really isn’t that great either. There is a story that all … Continue reading Paranormal Activity – The Snore Dimension
Hey there, fellow Gusties! I will be honest and admit that I am not sad about missing the freezing weather at Gustavus. I do miss you all, and I am really looking forward to seeing you kids in the Spring! But, what am I doing for my January term? I’m in Sweden! Why would I choose another cold place to be for my January term? … Continue reading Tales from Abroad – Bryden Giving
What are you thinking of majoring in and why? “I’m studying history because I think it’ll give me a great deal of flexibility in my career. History, as I see it, is a great way to build “soft” skills. These skills are things such as reading, writing, and other skills that we tend to learn then allow to grow stagnant as we get older. Those … Continue reading Beneath the Crown (1/22/16)
In his senior year of high school Griffin Reed began working for the Eye Bank in his home town of Rochester, Minnesota as a procurement technician after taking an anatomy class in high school. Thus marks the beginning of his interest and fascination with all things medical. “He’s really big into anything medical. So if you tell him you had a surgery…he’s so intrigued…he does … Continue reading Gustie of the Week – Griffin Reed
Each year on December 31, millions of people gather together with friends and family to ring in the new year. Beyond the celebration of finishing a year lies the anticipation of a fresh start, a new beginning, and the promise of possibility. Self-improvement and renewal are two common themes entering the new year, commonly seen through the traditional New Year’s resolutions in which a person … Continue reading Happy New Year 2016!
Long have people tried to earn glory and distinguish themselves from their fellow man through sport. This theme has been prevalent all throughout history- even cavemen practiced the spear throw. This year Gustavus students are offered a similar opportunity. Coed Intramural Broomball is in full swing this J-term, and the competition is heating up. This year twelve teams of men and women fill out a … Continue reading More Than Just a Broom
