Men’s Soccer team hoping to utilize added pressure from a subpar season so far in order to make the MIAC playoffs The Gustavus Men’s Soccer team has struggled to a 4-5-3 overall record halfway through the Conference season, despite being voted overwhelming preseason favorites to win the Conference title. Last weekend, the team traveled to play games in Iowa and Wisconsin, with the team falling … Continue reading Gustie Men looking for momentum
Monday, Oct. 5 A report was filed with Campus Safety of damage to a car while parked on campus the previous week. Tuesday, Oct. 6 5 students while in Pittman Hall were cited by Campus Safety for Drug and Narcotic violations. One student was cited for paraphernalia possession. One student was cited with a Social Host violation. A student in North Hall was cited for … Continue reading Oct. 5 – Oct. 11 Safety Report
Gustavus Women’s Rugby team prepared for Final Four Tournament After taking a year to rebuild the team, Gustavus Women’s Rugby is back with a new reputation and a new attitude toward the game. Being the only sport in a Division II league at Gustavus, Senior Captain and President Vicky Hidalgo is proud of their record to begin the season. “So far we are 6-1 in … Continue reading Scrumming for success
“We are queer, and we walk among you.” The message to the Gustavus community from Queers & Allies, a student group numbering about 25-30 Gusties, is clear and resounding. This message is especially important to the group as they prepare for the annual recognition of Coming Out Week on campus, beginning on Thursday, Oct. 8 and ending on Friday, Oct. 16.
Sunday, Oct. 11 is the widely-recognized National Coming Out Day, which will be celebrated on Eckman Mall beginning at noon and ending at 3:00 p.m. Continue reading Campus set for Coming Out Week
In such a small town, it can be difficult to find things to do on weekends. While the campus provides many activities, it’s always nice to experience things outside of the bubble of the hill. For many in the 21+ crowd, going to bars is a big part of nightlife. And luckily, St. Peter has a pretty solid bar scene. The Weekly has been hard … Continue reading Bar Exam
Electricity is something so basic most people just take it for granted, but do we really know where it comes from? Recently the Sierra Club started a campaign entitled, “Moving Campuses Beyond Coal”, encouraging students on campuses that primarily use coal-based energy to completely convert to using renewable energy resources. Some of these campuses, especially larger universities, have their own coal burning plants. Gustavus isn’t … Continue reading Campuses across the nation examine coal energy usage
Controversial slam poet to perform at Courtyard Cafe Alvin Lau will be performing at the Courtyard Café on Wednesday Oct. 13. Lau uses his art to speak out against injustice in the world. Lau is known for his appearances on HBO’s Def Poetry Slam in addition to being the highest ranking Asain-American slam poet ever. On top of that, Lau has won the National Youth … Continue reading Alvin Lau to perform on campus
Tuesday, Sept. 29 A student reported the theft of his unlocked bicycle from the bike rack in front of Norelius Hall. Wednesday, Sept. 30 Campus Safety responded to a medical assist in Norelius Hall. A Gustavus student while in Pittman Hall was cited by Campus Safety for underage consumption. The theft of an unlocked bicycle from the Lund Center bike rack was reported. Thursday, Oct. … Continue reading Sept. 29 – Oct. 4 Safety Report
Senior Art Studio and Art History Major Kali Griggs has been playing golf competitively since the sixth grade, but she has always played golf with her dad. Kali started talking with the Men’s and Women’s Golf Coach Scott Moe her senior year in high school about playing on the Golf team at Gustavus. “I choose to play because I like competition, and I figured it … Continue reading Kali Griggs: A champion on and off the green
