Gustavus Blogs

Year: 2022

  • macOS Ventura Update

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    admin

    Apple recently announced the release of macOS Ventura. At this time, however, this new version is incompatible with our endpoint detection system. Because of this issue, and the potential for similar problems, we will be restricting updates until our vendor(s) have had sufficient time to troubleshoot and make necessary changes. We will post an update…

  • Faculty Spotlight: Julie Bartley

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    Julie Bartley (Environment, Geography, and Earth Sciences) published a paper with several colleagues in The Planetary Science Journal. The article, titled “Using rover-analogous methodology to discriminate between volcanic and sedimentary origins in successions dominated by igneous composition,” reports the results of a study that develops criteria for determining whether a rock observed by a planetary…

  • Women’s Hockey 2022-23 Season Preview

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    Jordan Modjeski

    After battling Middlebury in the National Championship game in March, the Gustavus women’s hockey team is ready to take the ice again, facing Augsburg for the first regular-season game of the year this Friday.

  • Men’s Soccer Claims MIAC Title, Tops Hamline 1-0 in Final Moments

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    siewert

    Raphael Cattelin (Jr., Edina) broke a scoreless draw with just 1:16 left in the match Wednesday, propelling the Gustavus men’s soccer team to a 1-0 victory over Hamline while claiming the MIAC regular season championship.

  • Gustie volleyball wins ninth in a row

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    Parker Burman – Staff Writer Last weekend the Gustavus volleyball team faced off in a home match against Hamline. Heading into the game, the Gusties had an eight game win streak and were 6-0 in conference play. Their 12th 3-0 sweep of the season secured yet another win, pushing their win streak to nine games…

  • Cross country wraps up regular season

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    Emma Esteb – Staff Writer The Gustavus men’s and women’s cross country teams traveled to West Salem, WI for the UW-La Crosse Jim Drews/Tori Neubauer Invitational last Saturday. The Gustie women had a phenomenal day, finishing eighth out of 30 in the 6K. The Gustie men put up a fight as they finished 14th out…

  • Men’s Soccer takes control of MIAC

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    deide2

    Nyden Hill – Staff Writer The Gustie men’s soccer team is continuing to finish off their regular season with a bang. Riding the momentum of an undefeated year, the Gusties took to their home field in their 13th contest of the season to face the St. Olaf Oles.  Going into this matchup, the Gusties sat…

  • Castlevania: a must-see show for October

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    deide2

    Will Sorg – Entertainment Columnist Video games are infamously difficult to adapt into anything that is not a video game. With the interactivity of video games, it is hard to take that experience and package them into a more restrictive artform such as film or television. The Castlevania franchise has its roots in a relatively…

  • The chalk wars: fall 2022

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    Grace Kearney – Copy Editor Chalk has struck campus yet again. Last Monday night, pro-life Gusties took to the sidewalks to share their views on abortion rights and the overturning of Roe v. Wade. Tuesday saw a world of drama. “Spilled” water, mops, Queers and Allies, more chalk, the Women’s Action Coalition, and YikYaks abounded,…

  • Our Clocks Are Out of Time

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    Jonas Doerr – Opinions Columnist I checked three clocks in six on-campus buildings, and less than half were on time. This is a bigger problem than one might think. In Beck Hall, I examined three clocks: one was a minute slow, one was a minute fast, and one was on time. In the Library, one…