Gustavus Adolphus College

GAC TV is set up with the objective and aspiration of meeting several needs of the Gustavus community be it in promoting and acting as a conduit for intellectual debate, entertainment, ‘hands on’ work in the fields of media and journalism and to promote various groups, organizations, departments and events across campus.

GAC TV hopes to establish collaborations and partnerships with various and varied branches on campus to strengthen and endure our common goals, yet at the same time preserve our unique and complex identity.

GAC TV remains open to the campus community, in the fields of content, membership and participation. It is a forum one and all can utilize for the expression of creative thought and purpose, with due respect for the campus culture.

GAC TV aims to start its operations with a twenty minute weekly news broadcast of events off and on campus and aspire to diversify into various other programming. The field is endless and our aspiration infinite.

GAC TV will be run on democratic guidelines - any major decision will require a simple majority to pass. Three office bearer positions may be held by its members namely – President, Secretary and Treasurer, and may be held for a period not exceeding a period of one academic year. Re-election may of course be available. These positions are basically functionary and out of official necessity.

When is GACTV?

We play our short news show before about 15 minutes before the start of weekend films.

Several of our episodes are available online via the videos page.

Who is GACTV?

We are always on the lookout for more reporters and editors. If you would like to participate in GAC TV, e-mail gactvinfo@gac.edu.

Did you know?

Noted Australian-born composer Percy Grainger toured with the Gustavus Band in 1941 and with the choir in 1942. He returned to the campus several times in the late 1940s to conduct and perform with the band.

Compositions Recital Set for Sunday

Michele Gillman, an instructor in the Department of Music at Gustavus Adolphus College, will lead a cast of faculty members, students and friends in a recital of new compositions, Sunday, May 18, beginning at 3:30 p.m. This performance of new works begins at 3:30 p.m. on Sunday in Jussi Bjorling Recital Hall on the Gustavus campus. It is free and open to the public.

Rachel Roberg Named MIAC Women's Golf Senior of the Year, Katie Schenfeld Named Rookie of the Year

The Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (MIAC) announced the 2007-08 MIAC Women's Golf Awards as Gustavus' Rachel Roberg (Rice Lake, Wis.) was selected MIAC Senior of the Year and Katie Schenfeld was named MIAC Rookie of the Year. Roberg, Schenfeld and the Gusties will begin the 2008 NCAA Division III Women's Golf Championships on Tuesday in Waverly, Iowa.

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