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2024年12月13日 · Olivia Telecky- On Dec. 7th, 1941, Japanese planes flew over Hawaii, attacking the military base of Pearl Harbor, which belonged to the then-neutral United States.
Gustie of the Week: Sean Easton - The Gustavian Weekly
1 天前 · Amelia Dewberry- This week’s Gustie of the Week is Professor and Chair in Classical Studies and Professor in Peace Studies and Comparative Literature, Seán Easton. Easton first became interested in classical studies when he was growing up in remote Ireland. His father read to him from a book called Heroes of Greece and Troy. “Those stories really had free reign in my imagination. There ...
Spring Semester Thaws on the Hill - The Gustavian Weekly
1 天前 · Grace LaTourelle- With one full week under the Gusties’ belts, Spring Semester is in full swing on campus. Alongside changes, events, and the typical stresses of college life, there are advisors, faculty, and programs to help students adjust and thrive. Mental health therapist in the Counseling Center, Jessica Auel, recognized that this time of …
News Archives - The Gustavian Weekly
2024年11月9日 · Grace LaTourelle- There will be an opportunity for giving this November on campus with a hat and mitten drive. Sponsored by the Community Engagement Center (CEC) and two student coordinators, Gusties are encouraged and invited to donate youth-sized hats and mittens that will go to families and children in need through the organization Head Start in …
Gusties of the Week: Our Readers - The Gustavian Weekly
2024年5月16日 · Taylor Storlien-The Gustie(s) of the Week are our readers! As a college campus newspaper, our readers are a huge part of who we are, ranging from professors, students, family members, and alumni.
Welcome to Gustie life; a letter to new Gusties
2024年9月2日 · Grace LaTourelle- The Gustavian Weekly would like to welcome in the class of 2028 and welcome back all Gusties to the Hill. For the incoming First-years, the Weekly is the campus newspaper. Issues are published on Fridays and can be found in several locations, such as the Jackson Campus Center and the Folke Bernadotte Memorial Library, and even online. While the integrity of the Weekly …
Gusties will game! - The Gustavian Weekly
2023年9月10日 · Gustavus Esports began in the Fall of 2021 as a student organization now known as Gustavus.gg. It was started by then-Campus Activities Advisor Garrett Meier, Competitive Co-President and now-Alumni Nick Hagen, Casual Co-President and now-Junior Jay Erickson, with help from other passionate Gustie gamers. When first getting its footing, the organization hosted an event, called “Jackbox ...
Features Archives - The Gustavian Weekly
2022年9月14日 · Knowledge is Power Dismantling Systematic Bias in Educational Institutions Join Gustavus students, staff and guest speakers in the 27th annual Building Bridges event on Saturday, March 5 as they discuss the bias and discrimination that exist in educational institutions.
Managing a School-Life Balance - The Gustavian Weekly
2024年9月7日 · Grace LaTourelle- As the school year kicked off on Tuesday with an influx of homework, commitments to schedules, work, and “to-do” lists, so did the resources available to students. The Academic Support Center, the Counseling Center, and the Writing Center are tools that assist in the maintenance of school-life balance at Gustavus. “In a Liberal Arts environment, students get exposed to ...
What do Gustie grads do? - The Gustavian Weekly
2024年10月4日 · 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 …