The St. Olaf Community is invited to explore in a multifaith setting how different religious and non-religious identities inform how you live! Each week, join College Ministry and the Lutheran Center to examine a new theme and the ways religious belief intersects with it. Today's meeting is about Transition.
Public Safety hosts monthly training opportunities open to the campus community - faculty, staff, and students! Check out the PubSafe Newsletter to learn about this month's training topic. Learn more at http://stolaf.presence.io/event/learn-over-lunch-with-pubsafe-2
The St. Olaf community and public are welcome to attend the 3rd Annual Grose LGBTQIA+ Lecture hosted by the Taylor Center for Equity and Inclusion. This year’s theme is The State of LGBTQIA+ People’s Participation in Sports, which will be explored through conversations and lectures led by award-winning journalist and author of the book “Fair […]
Current students are invited to attend the Colorado College Activism Institute Summer Program Info Session hosted by the Smith Center for Global Engagement. Join Eric Popkin from Colorado College to learn more.
All students are welcome to attend the panel with alumni working in the publishing business. The goal of the session is for students to learn from our accomplished alumni while trying to take some of the mystery out of the ins and outs of the publishing business
The Board of Regents will gather for their October meeting.
The chapel speaker today will be Sarah Jurewicz, Associate Director of Orientation and Transition Experiences. Daily Chapel is a time of inspiration for body, mind, and spirit; a quiet harbor in a busy day; worship. Students, faculty, and staff witness to their faith and invite the community to join them. All are welcome! Click the […]
All first-year students attend their peer-led St. Olaf Orientation to Academics and Resources (SOAR) session.
The St. Olaf Community is invited to pet and hang out with dogs in The Pause at 4 p.m. This weekly event is hosted by the Wellness Center. Learn more at http://stolaf.presence.io/event/paw-program-101
The St. Olaf and the surrounding community are invited to attend "Understanding Polling" presented by Professor Christopher Chapp in the Flaten Art Museum. Despite political polls being a ubiquitous part of American elections, they are poorly understood by the mass public. This talk will explain how polls work and why professional pollsters can arrive at […]