In preparation for Dr. Gwen Westerman's visit on April 13-14, 2023, join a member of the Lutheran Center staff and Director of the Taylor Center Martin Olague '04 to discuss Dr. Westerman's work on the history of the Dakota people in this place. Lunch will be provided at this event! Click here to see more information […]
In preparation for Dr. Gwen Westerman's visit on April 13-14, 2023, join a member of the Lutheran Center staff and Director of the Taylor Center Martin Olague '04 to discuss Dr. Westerman's work on the history of the Dakota people in this place. Click here to see more information and to sign up! Click here […]
Performed by Zacc Harris and Jake Olson. Sophie W. Eisner’s participatory sculpture, The Nature of Intimacy, is on view in the exhibition Build on this Gesture. It will be performed in the gallery for small audiences by four guest musicians. Participants will listen through earpieces and sit in close proximity to others. The total program duration is 90 […]
In preparation for Dr. Gwen Westerman's visit on April 13-14, 2023, join a member of the Lutheran Center staff and Director of the Taylor Center Martin Olague '04 to discuss Dr. Westerman's work on the history of the Dakota people in this place. Breakfast will be provided! Click here to see more information and to […]
Performed by Mary Traxler and Olivia Wenner. Sophie W. Eisner’s participatory sculpture, The Nature of Intimacy, is on view in the exhibition Build on this Gesture. It will be performed in the gallery for small audiences by four guest musicians. Participants will listen through earpieces and sit in close proximity to others. The total program duration is […]
St. Olaf Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Symposium, Second Edition 2023
Attend the Fair to learn about study abroad/away programs for Interim 2024.
Letterpress printing! Bookbinding! Join us for for an interactive exploration of our Special Collections exhibit: "What She Read."
All are welcome to register, by April 24, for the Hmong Story Cloth Workshop. Hmong story cloths have been sewn for generations in Laos. These embroidered cloths are called paj ntaub or flower clothes literally. They tell stories of the community. Symbols and colors reflect the lives and times of the Hmong community. Yee Yang […]
The purposes of Honors Day are to celebrate the academic accomplishments of students, to express gratitude to faculty members, and to say “thank you” to donors and friends of the college who provide scholarships. This year our guest speaker is Karen Cherewatuk, Marie M. Meyer Distinguished Professor of English. The title of her address is […]