The Lutheran Center hosts monthly meal conversations for staff and faculty on what nourishes them and contributes to their well-being. Each meal features a St. Olaf staff or faculty member who responds to the question “What Nourishes You?” This month, Peter Schattauer, Associate Director, Lutheran Center for Faith, Values, and Community will lead the discussion. […]
The Lutheran Center is excited to offer a community education course on Native American Spirituality led by Dr. Kelly Sherman-Conroy during Spring 2023. Beginning Thursday, February 23rd, this course will explore Indigenous perspectives on spirituality, language, voice, history, interpretation, and values through an Indigenous theological lens and cross-disciplinary contextual study. Through this course, participants will obtain knowledge […]
Angela Two Stars, public artist, curator, and arts administrator, presents about her curatorial practice at All My Relations Arts, a program of the Native American Community Development Institute, in Minneapolis.
Dr. Gwen Westerman, a Dakota author, artist, and poet, will be visiting campus as part of the Lutheran Center's All-Community Read and the second annual Religious and Spiritual Diversity Weeks.
The Lutheran Center is excited to offer a community education course on Native American Spirituality led by Dr. Kelly Sherman-Conroy during Spring 2023. Beginning Thursday, February 23rd, this course will explore Indigenous perspectives on spirituality, language, voice, history, interpretation, and values through an Indigenous theological lens and cross-disciplinary contextual study. Through this course, participants will obtain knowledge […]
The Lutheran Center for Faith, Values, and Community will host a keynote address by Dr. Gwen Westerman, Dakota author, artist, and Minnesota's poet laureate.
A conversation with Alex Albright.
The Lutheran Center hosts monthly meal conversations for staff and faculty on what nourishes them and contributes to their well-being. Each meal features a St. Olaf staff or faculty member who responds to the question “What Nourishes You?” This month, Louis Epstein, Associate Professor of Music - Musicology will lead the discussion. Breakfast will be […]
All are welcome to the Institute for Freedom and Community's spring speaker series: "The Challenge of Criminal Justice Reform in America". Join a conversation with Emily Baxter and Antonio Williams on "We are all Criminals: Ownership and Obligation in Reform".
The Lutheran Center is excited to offer a community education course on Native American Spirituality led by Dr. Kelly Sherman-Conroy during Spring 2023. Beginning Thursday, February 23rd, this course will explore Indigenous perspectives on spirituality, language, voice, history, interpretation, and values through an Indigenous theological lens and cross-disciplinary contextual study. Through this course, participants will obtain knowledge […]
