Chef Ann Kim & Dr. Jennifer Lin LeMesurier on the culture, identity, and rhetoric of Asian American foodways.
Rebecca Makkai is the author of the novels I Have Some Questions for You, The Great Believers, The Hundred-Year House, The Borrower, and the story collection Music for Wartime. A finalist for the Pulitzer Prize and the National Book Award, The Great Believers received an American Library Association Andrew Carnegie Medal for Excellence in Fiction […]
Dr. Alex Ketchum on The 50+ Years of Lesbian and Queer Labour Behind American Feminist, Restaurants, Cafes, and Coffeehouses
Students, faculty, and community members are warmly invited to join a discussion of How High We Go in the Dark led by Associate Professor of English Sequoia Nagamatsu, in celebration of Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month. Prof. Nagamatsu will read from his best-selling and critically-acclaimed science fiction novel and share insights from his […]
ENGENDERING JOY: KIERKEGAARD AS CATALYST FOR OVERCOMING COMPLACENCY
The Staff and Faculty Well-Being Committee and the Mental Health SAMHSA grant are offering a second session of this stress management retreat. SKY Campus Happiness is a comprehensive well-being and resilience program designed to help students, faculty and staff achieve their fullest potential. The focus of the retreat is to promote happiness, well-being, harmony in […]
The Staff and Faculty Well-Being Committee and the Mental Health SAMHSA grant are offering a second session of this stress management retreat. SKY Campus Happiness is a comprehensive well-being and resilience program designed to help students, faculty and staff achieve their fullest potential. The focus of the retreat is to promote happiness, well-being, harmony in […]
The Staff and Faculty Well-Being Committee and the Mental Health SAMHSA grant are offering a second session of this stress management retreat. SKY Campus Happiness is a comprehensive well-being and resilience program designed to help students, faculty and staff achieve their fullest potential. The focus of the retreat is to promote happiness, well-being, harmony in […]
The St. Olaf Community is welcome to join the First Lecture for the Class of 2028. Associate Professor of Religion Anthony Bateza will deliver this year's First Lecture, titled "The Surprise of Why, or How to Stumble Forward with Clumsy Questions." Live Stream: https://www.stolaf.edu/multimedia/play/?e=4868
Join us for a keynote talk from this year's Common Read author, Ashley Shew, as she challenges the notion that technology is a solution for disability.