Wednesday, April 28 Two students in Sorensen Hall reported damage to property when an egg was thrown at their window. Thursday, April 29 A Gustavus student reported the theft of personal belongings from an unlocked locker at Lund Center. Friday, April 30 A Campus Safety Officer responded to a medical assist at Lund Center. Sunday, May 2 Campus Safety responded to North Hall to investigate … Continue reading April 28 – May 2 Safety Report
We wanted to let everyone know that The Weekly’s 2010-2011 advertisement information is now available. View the 2010 Advertisement Flier View our Advertisement Information page As always, feel free to contact our Advertisement Manager, admanager@gustavus.edu if you have any questions or if we can be of assistance in any way. Continue reading 2010-2011 Advertisement Information now available
To: Parents of Senior Gustavus Students Re: Senior Congratulation Notices: Deadline Extended The Gustavian Weekly is offering parents of Gustavus seniors the opportunity to recognize their graduate with a Congratulation Notice. Appearing in the last issue of The Weekly, notices include a submitted picture, message, and title designed to recognize each graduate individually. To place a Congratulation Notice, use our easy web submission tool, or … Continue reading Senior Congratulation Notices: Deadline Extended
On Monday, May 3, 2010, Dr. Eva Tagoe-Darko will give a lecture entitled “The Healing Bowl: Traditional Teachings and Practices for Child Care in Ghana.” The discourse will take place from 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. in Olin Hall room 103. Continue reading Ghanaian scholar to share cultural traditions
On April 17, I woke up at 5:00 a.m. under a still dark sky and scraped a thin film of ice off the inside of my sleeping bag. It had apparently gone below the projected 34 degrees we had prepared for. Over the course of the next half hour a platoon of camouflaged soldiers bathed in the red glow of their flashlights marched past as … Continue reading Train as you fight: Embedded in the ROTC
Friday Aril 30 from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m., the John S. Kendall Center for Engaged learning will present its third annual Celebration of Creative Inquiry. The event, which will be held in the Campus Center in the space between the Heritage room and Banquet Room B, is a place for Gustavus students to present displays of their work on class projects, senior theses, or independent … Continue reading Creative Inquiry shows student work
This Saturday, May 1, 2010 starting at 9:30 a.m., Gustavus will be honoring its many students for Honors Day. It will consist of a reception, a convocation, a luncheon and many exhibits from various groups on campus. Honors Day holds a tradition of simply recognizing students for their academic achievements. Students will be honored for a variety of categories, including GPA, scholarships or research, among … Continue reading Honors Day recognizes student achievment
The discovery that former Gustavus student Timothy Shay took two potentially dangerous chemicals from the chemistry department brings up questions about chemical security at Gustavus. Some members of the campus community are concerned that the department does not secure chemicals well enough. The two chemicals Shay took, when combined, produce an explosive compound called Lead Azide. According to police records, campus authorities were notified that … Continue reading Theft raises questions about security of chemicals on campus
This past Thursday evening, Gustavus hosted a public forum on high-risk drinking in the Jackson Campus Center. The event drew 70 students, faculty and administrators. The forum included a formal presentation focused on explaining high-risk drinking tendencies at Gustavus followed by small group discussions on how best to address the issue. Of those in attendance, 40 were students. The event was organized by Dean of … Continue reading Alcohol forum conversation to generate new policies
