Women’s Hockey: Deep freeze
March has finally arrived, giving us a chance to dream of shorts and shades. The spring thaw brings spring sports into focus, and many elements of winter are gratefully left behind. Unfortunately for many, spring will have to wait while we continue to endure the deep freeze our world remains beneath. However, members of the Gustavus Women’s Hockey team hope to keep the ice around … Continue reading Women’s Hockey: Deep freeze
Twins ready for year two at Target Field
Fresh off another disappointing first-round exit in last year’s American League Division Series, the Minnesota Twins are back on the diamond at their spring training facility in Florida with their sights set on a division three-peat and an end to their recent postseason struggles. Sitting in third place at the All-Star break last season, the Twins caught fire to finish 48-26 in the second half … Continue reading Twins ready for year two at Target Field
Men’s Tennis: Fountain of youth
Without any seniors on the Men’s Tennis team roster, the Gusties have a lot of potential this year after a disappointing end to last season. The Gusties lost their stranglehold on the MIAC with a difficult 7-2 defeat in the MIAC Playoff Championships against the Carleton Knights. However, the Gusties return nearly everyone from the roster last year, while adding 10 first-years to the team. … Continue reading Men’s Tennis: Fountain of youth
Feb. 23 – Feb. 26 Safety Report
Wednesday, Feb. 23 A student, while on campus grounds, was cited by Campus Safety for underage consumption and possession of alcohol. The student was cited with failure to comply with a college official and for vandalism and destruction of property. Campus Safety was called to the Campus Center to investigate suspicious activity. Three juveniles without a campus association were being disruptive on campus computers and … Continue reading Feb. 23 – Feb. 26 Safety Report
Feb. 25 PDF
Campus utilizes security cameras in crime
As you walk throughout the Gustavus campus, a series of security cameras are watching and recording many of the steps you take. Yet, many students are unaware that this silent neighbor is watching them. “I think the only one I have seen is in the [Market Place],” First-year Amber Sanoski said. The purpose of most of the cameras at Gustavus is to record areas where … Continue reading Campus utilizes security cameras in crime
Alcohol on campus
Gustavus students are part of a trend that is appearing in colleges across the nation—students are using alcohol, legally or illegally, and some are consuming dangerous amounts. The campus has been subject to recent changes in class size, residential housing and other factors that may affect the student body’s individual choices to drink or not. While some may perceive that alcohol-involved incidents are getting worse, … Continue reading Alcohol on campus
Search for new Provost narrowing
Since this last summer the committee in charge of finding a new academic provost has been busy narrowing the search from a pool of 80 candidates. The search committee is made up of 15 people, including professors, faculty members, two students and two members of the Board of Trustees, making it a campus-wide committee. The committee was also aided in the search by a consulting … Continue reading Search for new Provost narrowing
Campus hosting three speakers
Gustavus will be the host of three different speakers next week, centralized on the topics of the regulation of food, the importance of nutrition and consumerism. Beginning on Feb. 28 through to Mar. 3, speakers will be presenting on multiple aspects of self-regulation in healthy eating (as well as buying) habits and food perspectives. On Feb. 28, Dr. Kathleen Vohs ’96, Land O’ Lakes Professor … Continue reading Campus hosting three speakers