Many distinguished artists and art historians have come to campus to share their experiences and expertise with our students. We are grateful to the Arnold Flaten Endowment Fund for its financial support of our visiting artist program. February 26 - Patricia Villon - Moving Image Archivist, Researcher February 28 (at 2pm) - Tetsuya Yamada - […]
The Taylor Center presents a talk on rejection violence and revenge through social media. An advocate for women, girls, and victims of trauma, Mary has devoted her life’s work to empowering survivors of sexual assault, abuse, and human trafficking. Mary will be coming to St. Olaf to talk about violence that can happen within a […]
TOTY Micheal Houston will be coming to campus to talk about his teaching experience and how to teach students who don't want to be in school. All are welcome to attend the talk. Learn more at http://stolaf.presence.io/event/michael-houston-speaker-event
Join Art Editor Fiko in a workshop exploring the art of animation. Fiko will give an introduction to 2D animation, as well as a how-to demonstration. Come learn or just bring dinner and watch us animate. No experience needed! Learn more at http://stolaf.presence.io/event/quarry-art-workshop-how-to-animate
Students are welcome to attend a medical school virtual alumni panel hosted by the piper center.
Students are welcome to attend a Medical School Virtual Alumni Panel hosted by the Piper Center.
Based on the book, "Making Sense of the Cross" by David J. Lose, this Lenten Chapel Series explores the significance and the relevance of Jesus' cross and resurrection for our lives in this world. The chapel speaker today will be Katherine Fick, Associate College Pastor. Daily Chapel is a time of inspiration for body, mind, […]
The national theme for Black History Month 2024 is "African Americans and the Arts," and organizations large and small across the country are highlighting the significant impact that Black Americans have had on visual arts, music, dance, theater, and so much more. In a fitting tribute to this year’s theme, the newest conductors of St. […]
SOAR helps first year students create community, access resources, and meet new people through small group activities with their SOAR Peer Leaders. Students learn key skills like how to utilize campus resources and implement college-level reading and study techniques through small group conversation, reflection, and the practice of successful academic habits. SOAR discussions are led […]
The Faculty Governance Committee and the Lutheran Center for Faith, Values and Community are co-hosting a workshop on academic freedom in practice at St. Olaf entitled When Does Loving Your Neighbor Conflict with Freedom of Inquiry? Lunch will be provided. RSVP here
