The Taylor Center for Equity and Inclusion presents Lessons on the Road to Peace, an exhibit created by John Noltner, and a part of the larger A Peace of My Mind Series. The exhibit will be available for viewing in the Tomson Atrium from October 3rd to October 10th.
Join St. Olaf alums for a conversation about the many forms of student activism, past and present.
Students, faculty, and staff are invited to an event with artist John Noltner where he will invite participants to answer the question "What does 'To be an inclusive community' mean to you?" and photograph them. These reflections will be included in his final presentation on October 10.
Artist John Noltner will talk through the results of the earlier Studio Day.
This new adaptation of Ibsen's play tells the story of a woman liberating herself from a patriarchal society in ways relevant today.
This new adaptation of Ibsen's play tells the story of a woman liberating herself from a patriarchal society in ways relevant today.
This new adaptation of Ibsen's play tells the story of a woman liberating herself from a patriarchal society in ways relevant today.
Joseph Johnson, cello and Joonghun Cho, piano
This new adaptation of Ibsen's play tells the story of a woman liberating herself from a patriarchal society in ways relevant today.
This new adaptation of Ibsen's play tells the story of a woman liberating herself from a patriarchal society in ways relevant today.