Staff Writer- Cora Hess Fin Gustafson As the first month of the Spring Semester comes to an end, spring recruitment is just beginning. Recruitment for Greek Life, or FSL (Fraternity and Sorority Life), is something that members of these organizations look forward to each year as they welcome new members. Member of Alpha Sigma Tau (AST) and Sophomore Natalie Borst expressed her excitement for the … Continue reading Greek Life Hosts Spring Recruitment
Staff Writer- Evangelyn Hill Caden Riga Last Tuesday, a group gathered in the Arboretum Interpretive Center to discuss the College’s indigenous relations work. As students, faculty, the College’s president, and Dakota community members sat on folding chairs in a circle, Dakota elder Wilfred Keeble patiently let each participant waft sage smoke over themselves. This was the mid-cycle Circle Gathering to assess the College’s progress with … Continue reading Gustavus Emphasizes Reconciliation with the Dakota Community
Staff Writer- Katie Thomas On Saturday, Jan. 31st, 2026, the Gustavus Adolphus College Men’s Hockey matchup against Bethel University was an intense game that went into overtime, where both teams fought for the win. In this conference game, the two teams showcased disciplined programs that were fighting to add a win to their season record. Gustavus had an advantage playing in front of an energized … Continue reading Men’s Hockey Extends Gustie Winning Streak
Staff Writer- Alayna Boe On Jan. 30th and 31st, the Gustavus track and field team headed to St. Olaf College in Northfield. This two-day meet saw spectacular performances from all 14 teams in attendance. The Gustie men and women got 19 top-three finishes. Friday was the multi showcase, hosting four of the seven men’s heptathlon events and all five of the women’s pentathlon events. Friday … Continue reading Track & Field Travels to St. Olaf
Staff Writer- Nathan Swanson The Gustavus Men’s and Women’s Swim & Dive teams competed this last weekend in the Gustie Challenge meet. The meet held on the Gustavus campus, was a two-day event from Friday to Saturday. “The Gustavus challenge is a meet primarily focused on giving our non-conference swimmers and bubble swimmers a chance to swim for lifetime bests and to get performance times … Continue reading Gusties Swim & Dive Inspire in Gustie Challenge
Professional Fangirl- Katelyn Benschoter The award season is upon us, and this past weekend, the 68th annual Grammys aired. Whether you care about awards shows or not, it is true that the art, in this case music, that is nominated reflects culture at that moment in time. Therefore, it is important to tune into these events. That being said, everyone has an opinion when it … Continue reading A TikToker was a Best New Artist Nominee?
Staff Writer- Bao Vu Anna Brandt Well, it’s been quite a while since the last time I sat down to write a real article. If you all remember, last semester, I wrote an article about tea and made a promise about part two. It’s time to fulfill that promise. Tea has long been a beloved beverage. Originating in China, over thousands of years, it has … Continue reading Reviewing Tea Ceremonies in Other Countries
Staff Writer- Emily Sustaita Hailey Mueller It’s that time of the year again…the holiday that you love, dread, or ignore is sneaking up on you: good ol’ Valentine’s Day. For some, this might be a day to spend time with that special someone or with a group of friends; for others, it might be a day that you spend by yourself. Whatever way you choose … Continue reading The Five Best Films to Watch for the Valentine’s Day Season
Opinion Editor- Soph White Katie Thomas Welcome to your favorite show: Soph’s Fidget Fair! This is the show (or article) where we talk about fidgets, give them ratings, and discuss whether they are for you or not. Today, I hope to entice you into the possibility of trying a fidget out for yourself and, by doing so, aiding the rest of us in destigmatizing the … Continue reading Three Fidgets You Should Consider Buying Yourself
Features Editor- Eric Hofer (This is an entirely fictional and satirical article) With the turn of the month, love fills the cold winter air at Gustavus once again. In addition to the staple February traditions on the hill, ranging from paper hearts around the campus to sending those you love cans of Crush, Dining Services is excited to roll out a new tradition. To celebrate … Continue reading Cafeteria to Undergo Fine Dining Transformation
