It's time for the annual Ole Thrift Shop Fall Sale! Students will have the opportunity to buy recycled clothing/items at reduced prices with profits going to sustainability initiatives around the St. Olaf campus & our greater community. Ole artists will be featured at the OTS Creator Corner. Come support your peers, get some new clothes […]
The 21st Sunday after Pentecost; Sunday Worship with Holy Communion. Interim Associate College Pastor Anna Ferro will deliver the sermon presided by College Pastor Matthew Marohl and assisted by James E. Bobb, Associate Professor in Music and the Cantor for the Student Congregation. Manitou Singers will be conducted by Therees Hibbard, Associate Professor of Practice […]
This Sunday, October 22, Environmental Coalition will be hosting a campus trash clean-up from 1pm to 3pm. Our central meeting spot will be Buntrock Plaza, where people can pick up compostable trash bags, gloves, and/or trash grabbers and a snack before venturing out. Learn more at http://stolaf.presence.io/event/campus-clean-up
Concert Board will be tabling on 10/23 from 10-11:30AM for the Halloween concert happening on 10/27! Learn more at http://stolaf.presence.io/event/concert-board-tabling-for-halloween-concert
Contact to apoexecs@stolaf.edu-Attendance 100-Tech needs: House lights- Security needs: 6 rectangular tables and 20 chairs. We can set them up but we will have 3 tables on top of the steps and the other 3 in the sunken part of the room. Two chairs will go at each table in the sunken part of the […]
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! If you are unable to join us in person but would like to watch live or archived […]
Concert Board will be tabling on 10/23 from 3-5PM for the Halloween concert happening on 10/27! Learn more at http://stolaf.presence.io/event/concert-board-tabling-for-halloween-concert-2
Dr. Ashanté Reese will present her ethnographic research on food justice, with a special focus on her ongoing research on Sugar Land, Texas, “in which she explores the spatial, economic, and carceral implications of sugar and the sometimes contradictory and deadly sweetness that marks Black life.” This event is open to the public.
Marie New will be leading Zumba as a recreational fitness class open to students only. Class will meet weekly on Mondays from 5-6 pm in the Pause. Learn more at http://stolaf.presence.io/event/rec-fitness-class-zumba-3
