All students, faculty, staff, and community members are welcome to attend Dance for Every Body, a movement jam/dance class that embraces the idea that each individual has a unique and powerful contribution to make, and that our bodies are a powerful source of agency. The goal is for "every body" to find their level of […]
All students, faculty, staff, and community members are welcome; please register ASAP. Mindful Bodies and Reflective Processes This participatory workshop focuses on self-care, rejuvenation, and (re-) constructing healthful images of ourselves and our communities. As we move, share stories, and discuss holistic practices from food choices to daily stress relief, Urban Bush Women BOLD Facilitators […]
Come join the college's annual Lunar New Year celebration, hosted by St. Olaf's multicultural Asian student organizations! Enjoy a beautiful, creative, and exciting night in The Lion's Pause for Lunar New Year 2026. Many of your favorite multicultural student organizations will be dancing, singing, and performing on stage to celebrate the incoming Year of the […]
Join the Wellness and Taylor Centers for fruit tasting with flavors from around the world! This event is a part of Wellness Week.
Join the Taylor Center in a relaxing space for community-building and painting.
A benefit to support the recovery efforts following the recent Category 5 Hurricane Melissa. Proceeds benefit the Early Childhood Basic School at August Town Church of Christ in Jamaica. Purchase dinner tickets or donate here.
Filmmaker Aashish Kumar will screen his documentary film, Go On, Rituparna (31 mins, Assamese with English subtitles), and participate in a panel discussion with student representatives from Celebrate South Asia (CSA) and the Trans Care Collective. The event will kick off with a reception in Viking Theater Lobby at 6 p.m. before the screening begins. […]
Join us for a lunch time event during Women's History Month to recognize and highlight the role and contribution of LGBTQIA+ people in our society and our local community.
Tradition in Motion, A Korean Music-Lecture Concert with the Haegeum, explores the rich soundscape of Korean traditional music through the expressive voice of the haegeum, a two-stringed, bowed instrument renowned for its emotional depth and versatility. The program will trace diverse musical genres and historical moments, introducing the aesthetic and cultural foundations of Korean music. […]
The Russian Language and Area Studies Deartment presents a lecture by the Jane and Raphael Bernstein Professor of Asian Studies and History at Carleton College, Adeeb Khalid.