The men’s rugby team had a home game on Sept. 22, 2012 against St. John’s, where they had the opportunity to work together as a team and improve their game. The team was scheduled to play Luther on Sept. 29, but Luther cancelled last minute, and the team scrimmaged for some extra practice. The men will be competing against St. John’s once again on Oct. … Continue reading “A hooligan’s sport played by gentlemen”
Although the men’s football team has had some close shots and has dealt with some tough losses lately, Head Coach Peter Haugen keeps one goal for the team in mind and that is constant improvement. Haugen believes there is great leadership with the juniors and seniors on the team and feels they are all improving each week. Coach Haugen explains the mission of the team … Continue reading Football: ready for the next play
On Friday, Sept. 21 a group of 103 faculty members voted on a resolution to publicly oppose a Minnesota constitutional amendment defining the nature of marriage as being between one man and one woman. Though the college, as an institution, has chosen not to officially endorse this position, the faculty passed the resolution independently. In doing so, they join the ranks of several MIAC school … Continue reading Faculty votes, opposes controversial amendments to state constitution
Wednesday, September 19 • Campus Safety responded to Norelius Hall for a medical assist. Thursday, September 20 • A Gustavus student reported the theft of a bicycle from the Pittman bike rack. The bicycle was later recovered on campus. Tip of the Week: A Campus Safety student employee will continually drive the described Campus Safety Safe Ride route from 6:00 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. every … Continue reading Campus Safety Report (9/28/12)
Student Senate elections are over and the newly-elected senators are preparing for the year. On Thursday, September 20, the Gustavus community voted on their peers to represent them in Student Senate. “We just got up and running, but committee work hasn’t gotten started yet,” Senior Senate Co-President Josh Sande said. “People need to figure out what they want to do and which committees they want … Continue reading Student senate outlines plans for the coming year
In anticipation for the royal visit of King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Sylvia of Sweden, students across campus have been looking forward to being able to partake in their reception on campus. Many efforts have been made on this front to ensure the warm welcome of Their Majesties. “We’re hoping that they feel a lot of pride in coming to Gustavus,” Sesquicentennial Assistant Maggie … Continue reading Students prepare to engage in Royal Visit events
The Chill Out: Mental Health Wellness Fair will take place at the St. Peter Community Center on Thursday, Nov. 8 from 6-8pm, providing an opportunity for members of both the Gustavus and St. Peter communities to learn about mental health issues, stress-reduction and general wellness awareness. “We are trying to get different programs involved with the event. If you come, there will be dieticians, a … Continue reading Mental Health Wellness Fair
If you are an early riser and enjoy working out just as the sun begins to appear, you will most likely run into Sophomore English Major Heather Paaverud working out with her fellow Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) members. Although Heather originally hails from Shakopee, MN, she now spends the majority of her time on the Gustavus campus, making the most of her experience both … Continue reading Gustie of the week: Heather Paaverud
…a glimpse into the spotlight Poignant movements, brutally honest, creative thinking and diverse genres are a glimpse of what is coming to the Gustavus Adolphus College stage. The start of the Theatre and Dance department’s season is in full swing as plays are being cast, scenes are beginning to be read through and choreography is coming together. Nobel Chapel Performance The first performance to take … Continue reading Theatre and Dance preview…
Showcasing Gustie talent from music to spoken word The Musical B.A.R. kicks off the new year with Open B.A.R. at 7:00 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 29 in the Dive with two hours of performances ranging from guitar players, small bands and individual performances, to poetry and spoken word. The types of music range from bluegrass and acoustic to rock bands and originals. “The first Open B.A.R. … Continue reading Raising the B.A.R.
