Blogs at Gustavus
President’s Art Award Recipient: Mya Hanson ‘25
Gustavus Adolphus College offers a myriad of experiences for students, often in areas they would never expect. Studio Art and English double-major Mya Hanson ‘25 experienced this when winning the President’s Art Award. On her time getting the award, Hanson ‘25 said, “One thing we do in the art department is we have juries. Every […]
Virtual Reality and Robotics Demonstration
Students, faculty, and guests gathered in Olin 317 to learn more about virtual reality and the programming of robots.
Leading Through Service and Sound: Chance Korpela
A Senior Business Management and Music double major with Conducting honors as well as an Arts Entrepreneurship minor, Korpela ‘25 is also heavily involved outside of academics. She is a member of Gustavus Wind Orchestra (GWO), takes saxophone lessons, and was recently elected student senate co-president for the ‘24-’25 academic year. “If you told freshman […]
Gustavus Unveils 2024 Alumni Association Award Winners
The Gustavus Adolphus College Alumni Association Board of Directors has named two Gustavus alumni as recipients of the College’s 2024 Distinguished Alumni Award and recognized three others for their contributions to their respective fields. The recipients were recognized at the annual Alumni Association Awards Celebration on Friday, October 11. The Distinguished Alumni Citation recipients are […]
Vampires in Russian and Eastern European Cultures Students “Vant” You to Come to Vampire Night!
Jenna Anderson- If you are looking for a Halloween event with spooky snacks and some fascinating lore, Gustavus is hosting their annual Vampire Day. This event will take place on Oct. 31st from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. in the Courtyard Café. This event is designed to allow the Gustavus community to learn more about […]
Gustie Alum Takes the Stage!
Colleen Coleman- Gustavus Alumni Katie Bradley ‘03 will play the role of Gomo in the world premiere of a play by Michi Barall, entitled Drawing Lessons, at the Children’s Theatre Company in Minneapolis. Drawing Lessons will run from Oct. 8th to Nov. 10th at CTC’s Cargill Stage. The show features a graphic novelist’s imagination at […]
Volleyball Defeats Macalester
Teddy Kaste- Gustavus’ Volleyball team is back to their winning ways, as this past Saturday the Gusties volleyed, set, and spiked their way past Macalester 3-0. This win came off the heels of a tough stretch for the Gusties, as they were coming off a pair of road losses coming into this match. Gustavus was […]
Men’s Soccer Plays to Draw with Augsburg
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 […]
Gustavus Honors Indigenous Peoples’ Day
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 […]