WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Republican opposition to President Biden’s recent Supreme Court nominee, Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, has been strong throughout the first week of her confirmation hearings. But at today’s installment, […]

ST. PETER, MN — After the mental and physical anguish that was midterms, students of Gustavus Adolphus College were able to find an albeit brief paradise within spring break, free from the […]

ST. PETER, MN — The Covid-19 pandemic has thrown many an institution’s finances out of whack. The increased need for Personal Protective Equipment, subsidized wages, and other profit-cutting measures have left little […]

ST. PETER, MN – March is upon us, and for many avid collegiate sports fans, it marks the beginning of the NCAA March Madness DI Basketball Tournaments.  Each year, millions of wishful […]

ST. PETER, MN — With the announcement of the Gustavus administration lifting the mask mandate, it goes without saying that tensions across campus have been heightened. “What we didn’t want to see […]

MOSCOW, RUSSIA — Following Gustavus Student Senate’s announcement of new sanctions against Russia, the Kremlin has announced that they will begin entirely withdrawing from Ukraine as well as Crimea. As part of […]

ST. PETER, MN — As the first spring breezes blow across campus, Christian Gusties prepare for Easter by observing the season of Lent. For many Christians, Lent is a time of reflection […]

ST. PETER, MN — With the recent lift to masking requirements for public spaces on campus, there has been a recent health awareness campaign sponsored by the Student Senate. In an effort […]

ST. PETER, MN — Gustavus sorority Theta Xi Gamma’s annual male popularity contest turned fundraiser was the final push needed to discover the cure for cancer, the National Institute of Health reports. […]

ST. PETER, MN — Over the past week, the Gustavus Russian club hasn’t done anything notable. The Gustavus language club serves as an extracurricular gathering space for the campus’s Russian speakers and […]