Located outside the reference room in Rolvaag Library, check out the College Archives exhibit on the early history of WCAL, our former campus radio station. You can also view our complementary virtual exhibit, curated by Bre Teynor '24. “Tuned in: WCAL and St. Olaf” looks at the legacy of the campus-based radio station from 1918-2004. […]
Now on display on the 2nd floor of Rolvaag Library, artist Meredith Stern's linocut print set of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) is a milestone document in the history of human rights. Drafted by representatives with different legal and cultural backgrounds from all regions of the world, […]
Join us for a spooky Special Collections pop-up exhibit!
A unique opportunity to encounter one of the most transformative technologies of the early modern world: the printing press. All are welcome to attend this interactive printing press event! Join us, Dr. Noam Sienna and Jillian Sparks, to learn about the history of printing and translating the Bible, from Gutenberg to the present, with a special […]
St. Olaf Libraries & IT welcomes students to grab a snack, a warm drink, and work on projects alongside peers in Rolvaag Library's Open Study Space! Research Librarians, Instructional Technologists, and Writing Tutors will be on hand if you need a lift.
Come and explore what binding is, how it works, and how it has changed (and stayed the same) throughout time and place.
Join us in the Rolvaag Library Atrium for a hands-on experience of our Behind the Spine exhibit!
Join us for a pop-up exhibit featuring a selection of spooking books from our Special Collections! All are welcome!
The St. Olaf community is invited to join the Rolvaag Memorial Library for tea, coffee, and treats! Let's give a literal "cheers" to 150 years! Our exhibit reception will be held in the Rolvaag Reference room. Attendees will be able to print a souvenir letterpress postcard on our College Archives press. All are welcome. This […]
All are welcome and invited to celebrate their research and to browse the physical items used in the Expanding Renaissance exhibit.Students in Nancy Thompson's "The Expanding Renaissance" course have curated a virtual exhibition using material from the Rolvaag Special Collections and Flaten Art Museum. Join us in the Rolvaag Reference Room for light refreshments and […]
