All Saints Sunday; Sunday Worship with Holy Communion. College Pastor Matthew Marohl will deliver the sermon presided by Associate College Pastor Katherine Fick. James E. Bobb, Associate Professor in Music and the Cantor for the Student Congregation, will assist. Manitou Singers are conducted by Therees Hibbard, Visiting Associate Professor of Music. Sunday Worship is a […]
The St. Olaf Orchestra presents its family-friendly concert.
The chapel speakers today will be Arroyo Garcia-Torres '22 and Brent Sykes '24 in honor of National First-Generation Week. 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 […]
Register for free A panel of first-gen students and graduates share insight into their experience. It is through our understanding of the first-gen identity and experiences we may better align institution resources and support offerings to meet the unique needs of first-gen students.
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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 web link below to access streamed and archived services.
This is a Wellness Center presentation in collaboration with SARN that all students are welcome to. We will be presenting on the ins and outs of supporting survivors on a college campus. How might an assault change a friendship? How do you support someone in the immediate and long term aftermath? We will talk about […]
Juried Recital for BM Performance and Church Music Majors
The Mellby Lecture Series is named for Carl Mellby who served the college as professor and administrator from 1901-1949. Dr. Mellby’s career exemplified the distinctive contribution that liberal arts colleges make to higher education: excellence characterized by comprehensiveness, intellectual rigor in both scholarship and teaching, and a creative concern for interrelationships and communication amongst disciplines. […]