Join Dr. LaFrancis Rodgers-Rose, founder and CEO of the International Black Women’s Congress and the first Black faculty member at St. Olaf College, as she discusses the path that led her to St. Olaf, the powerful career she’s developed, her hopes for the future, and answers questions. Please register by February 17, 2023.
St. Olaf Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Symposium, Second Edition 2023
Dr. Gwen Westerman, a Dakota author, artist, and poet, will be visiting campus as part of the Lutheran Center's All-Community Read and the second annual Religious and Spiritual Diversity Weeks.
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 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. […]
All are welcome to attend, "A Conversation with Women in Leadership", a roundtable conversation on opportunities, challenges, and successes as women in leadership. Featuring: Susan Rundell Singer, President Marci Sortor, Provost and Dean of the College Jo Beld, Vice President for Mission Marie New, Director of Enrollment Operations Susie Smalling, Associate Dean of Social Sciences, […]
St. Olaf College will host its annual Inclusive Excellence Summit: You Belong on Tuesday, April 2, 2024, featuring presentations by campus community members and Professor of Music and St. Olaf Choir Conductor Anton Armstrong’s keynote address “Belonging and Thriving on the Hill.”