Tuesday, Feb. 8 Campus Safety responded to a drug violation at Sorensen Hall. Friday, Feb. 11 A Campus Safety Officer responded to the Campus Center to take a report for a medical assist. Two Gustavus students were cited for underage consumption at the Dive. Saturday, Feb. 12 A non-Gustavus student was cited for underage consumption at the Dive. A student reported damage to College property … Continue reading Feb. 8 – Feb. 13 Safety Report
The Weekly is currently looking for a new distribution manager and new writers. As a Distribution Manager, you will serve as the key person who delivers The Weekly to campus each week. You will travel to our printing supplier, and put the paper on the distribution racks. You will be the first to see The Weekly in print each week! As a Staff Writer, you … Continue reading Looking for a job?
Gustavus’s plan to renovate the area to the west of the Chapel into a new “West Mall” has made significant progress over the past few months. The project, which has been in conceptual discussion for the past five to six years, has begun to solidify with the creation of a design for construction. The group of Gustavus representatives planning the project, made up of various … Continue reading Board approves plan for West Mall renovation
The St. Peter community has a unique opportunity to combat and learn more about hunger this weekend here on the Gustavus campus. Participants in the Good Food for All event will be able to pack food for those in need. The weekend-long event, tying in with the Nobel Conference, also features numerous educational opportunities and a Christian social justice concert. “The main goal is to … Continue reading Good food for all
Eighteen Gustavus students who were abroad in Cairns, Queensland, Australia, where a Category 5 cyclone made landfall the morning of Feb. 2 returned home Friday, Feb. 4, as originally scheduled. The storm (named Cyclone Yasi) touched down on land Wednesday morning and produced high winds and heavy rain. Cyclone Yasi was classified as a level 5 cyclone, which have winds of up to 120 miles … Continue reading 18 Gustavus students return safely from Australia
Gustavus has announced its eight speakers for Nobel Conference 47. This year the topic will be: “the Brain and Being Human”. All of the speakers that will be presenting specialize in neuroscience, or the scientific study of the nervous system and the brain, particularly how these two function and add to the human experience. Larry J. Young, Ph.D. Dr. Young is researching the relationship between … Continue reading Speakers announced for Nobel 47
Around this time every year stores across the United States stock their shelves with red and pink paraphernalia, anticipating Valentine’s Day. It is almost impossible to escape it. Jewelry commercials bombard us with ads for heart-shaped necklaces on television and sites like teleflora.com plaster the Internet with reminders that there is nothing better than a dozen long-stem roses to “express our love.” This commercialized Valentine’s … Continue reading Valentine’s Day on the hill
Four years of varsity soccer, Student Athlete Advisory Board (SAAB), Gustie buddies, Study Buddies, the Elders program, Senior Class Legacy Committee, Chemistry Tutor and Teaching Assistant; this long list consists of all the things Senior Chemistry Major Chelsea Bayer has been involved in during her three and a half years here at Gustavus. However, Chelsea, a Rogers, Minn. native, has not only participated in but … Continue reading Paging Dr. Bayer!
