Observe the creative culmination of a week-long intensive residency as St. Olaf dance students share original works developed with the legendary Urban Bush Women, followed by an invited community conversation on art as a catalyst for social change.
The annual Arnold Flaten Memorial Artist Series brings artists to campus in conjunction with Senior Studies (ARTH 343), the capstone course for studio art majors. This event features a discussion from artist, Shana Kaplow. This event is free and open to the public.
The Institute of Freedom and Community invites guest lecturer Dr. Michael Munger, Professor of Political Science and Economics from Duke University, to campus to present Populism and Democracy: A Public Choice View. Munger will use an economic lens to understand populist movements and American democracy.
The annual Arnold Flaten Memorial Artist Series brings artists to campus in conjunction with Senior Studies (ARTH 343), the capstone course for studio art majors. This event features a discussion from artist, Nancy Ariza. This event is free and open to the public.
Students will gain skills of discussing issues from a critical and actionable lens to aid them in facilitating discussions about relevant issues.
The annual Arnold Flaten Memorial Artist Series brings artists to campus in conjunction with Senior Studies (ARTH 343), the capstone course for studio art majors. This event features a discussion from artist, Mathew Zefeldt. This event is free and open to the public.
The annual Arnold Flaten Memorial Artist Series brings artists to campus in conjunction with Senior Studies (ARTH 343), the capstone course for studio art majors. This event features a discussion from artist, Emmett Ramstad. This event is free and open to the public.
The Institute for Freedom and Community welcomes Kurt Weyland, Professor of Government, and Mike Hogg, Professor in the Liberal Arts at the University of Texas - Austin, to St. Olaf to present "Democracy's Resilience to Populism's Threat." Weyland will evaluate the strength of populist movements globally, arguing that democracies are more resilient than many commentators […]
Please join an intergenerational conversation after an event hosted by the Institute for Freedom and Community. Students in the "Imagining Democracies Globally" first year seminar will lead discussion about how speakers' ideas can inform our own participation in democracy. Here is more information about the upcoming speakers and dialogue opportunity: Tuesday, April 7: Kurt Weyland, Democracy's Resilience […]
The St. Olaf Community is welcome to join us as we honor our Social Justice Award recipient in Viking Theater on April 9 from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. This award recognizes the hard work of faculty members in bringing needed change to the College and demonstrates St. Olaf’s commitment to developing a more inclusive […]