Cole Frazier- In their fifth MIAC game of the season, the no. 3 ranked Gustavus Men’s Soccer Team had a tough opponent, who gave them trouble in the past. This time around, Gusties battled their way to a 0-0 draw with Augsburg. In a game marked by tremendous defensive performances from both teams, only one team managed a shot on goal. The Gusties came into … Continue reading Men’s Soccer Plays to Draw with Augsburg
Grace LaTourelle- Indigenous Peoples’ Day is on Monday, Oct. 14th, and will be honored on campus with a variety of events and is supported by the President’s Council for Indigenous Relations (PCIR). “It’s a great opportunity for students to educate themselves on Indigenous ways and…hear some stories that need to be told,” PCIR student representative and Sophomore Malayna Elder said. Indigenous Peoples’ Day is celebrated … Continue reading Gustavus Honors Indigenous Peoples’ Day
Reba Beaudry- It’s October and for some, that means changing leaves and pumpkin-spiced lattes, but for many students, that means budding stress as midterms creep up. As stress and anxiety start to pile up, students tend to lose priority over their physical well-being, such as intentional movement and healthy sleep. Walktober is a series of events that happen on Thursdays throughout October to raise awareness … Continue reading Walk On Into Walktober!
Olivia Telecky- College students have a lot on their plates; from classes and work to student organizations, the thought of taking on added responsibilities can be daunting. However, studies have shown that having a potted friend can be beneficial for your health. With stress levels and sickness overtaking the collegiate community, plants can be a simple way to increase both your mental and physical health. … Continue reading The Perks of Plants
Grace LaTourelle- As fall creeps its chilled gray skies back into our lives, we have reached the point in the semester where life is no longer CAB events, matchas from the Courtyard Cafe, and giggling with your roommate. It is now work. Hard work. Days are long and dreary, assignments are piling up, and sleepless nights are inevitable (sorry Nobel Conference presenters). Many know of … Continue reading Campus Crushes
Katelyn Benschoter- The time is upon us. The air has become crispy and pumpkin spice is everywhere; it is officially fall. That means the urge to watch a horror film has become a need. There are, of course, many classic Halloween films that have become staples of the season, such as Scream or Halloween, but this year I will be watching the 2022 horror/comedy film … Continue reading Bodies, Bodies, Bodies: Film Review
Katelyn Benschoter- Everyone has a happy place. For some, that may be the beach, under their favorite tree, or even their bed. For me, my happy place is not one singular location, but wherever the next concert I am attending is. On September 25th, 2024 my happy place was The Armory in Minneapolis at the Gracie Abrams concert. Gracie Abrams is an indie pop singer-songwriter … Continue reading Gracie Abrams is healing: concert review
Teddy Kaste- The Gustavus Women’s Golf Team wrapped up their season this past weekend at St. Cloud Country Club in the MIAC Women’s golf championship. The Women finished 5th place in a field of 10 teams. St. Kate’s won the tournament by an extraordinarily wide margin of 31 shots, completely dominating the tournament. Carelton and Bethel finished 2nd and 3rd, respectively. Gustavus started the tournament … Continue reading Women’s Golf gets 5th at MIACs
Cole Frazier- In their third MIAC game of the season, the Gustavus Men’s Soccer Team narrowly bested a dangerous Hamline side. With 3-2 being the final score, the Gusties improved their record to 8-0-1 and 3-0 in the conference. Before the game, Hamline was a formidable opponent, having scored the most goals in the conference with an impressive count of 35 goals. The Gusties were … Continue reading Men’s Soccer topples Hamline
Raquel Vaughn- Some of you who are reading this are really lucky because you are First-years and still have time to figure out what you want to do with your life. As for me, I’m a Senior. I’m constantly being hassled by my parents about what I’m going to do once I have that degree. And the only thought I have when they ask is … Continue reading What do Gustie grads do?
