The St. Olaf community is welcome to attend a screening of Moana 2 (2024), an animated film directed by Dana Ledoux Miller, Jason Hand, and David Derrick Jr, in celebration of AANHPI Heritage Month. This event is hosted by the Asian Conversations program. After her initial journey, Moana—determined and courageous—answers a new call from her […]
All are welcome to attend “Taking Up Space: The Power of Storytelling in Leadership,” a fireside chat with Saymoukda Duangphouxay Vongsay, featuring student organization leaders from Asian American Student Union (AASU), Hmong Ole Student Association (HOSA), Pamilya Pinoy, Vietnamese Culture Organization (VCO), and more. This event is in celebration of AANHPI Heritage Month hosted by […]
All are welcome to attend a lecture by Associate Professor of Religion Devin Singh. Singh will be giving a lecture on how debt wields extraordinary power in societies, shaping national economies and influencing individual choices. Unsurprisingly, the concept has longstanding uses in religion. Sacred texts employ debt language to encourage social responsibility and trust, while […]
Join us for an evening with Jeane Delaney! Hear her talk, "Reflections of a Latin Americanist in Tumultuous Times." Hosted by Latin American Studies. Professor Jeane DeLaney will return to St. Olaf to give a talk titled REFLECTIONS OF A LATIN AMERICANIST IN TUMULTUOUS TIMES. DeLaney will talk about her career as a Latin Americanist […]
All faculty, staff, and students are welcome to attend a film screening of "Beyond Closure” (54 mins), followed by Q&A with Urban Designer and Executive Producer Paola Aguirre Serrano (30 mins). Film synopsis: What happened since Chicago closed 50 public schools in 2013? This documentary retraces the history of the largest mass school closures in […]
All are welcome to attend a lecture by Attorney Michele McKenzie from the Advocates for Human Rights. McKenzie will be speaking on Thursday, March 27th about Human Rights and Public Policy.
The Institute for Freedom & Community is hosting “A New Divide- The Possibility for Dialogue,” a conversation with Manu Meel. The talk is part of the IFC’s 2024-2025 series, Democracy and Dialogue. It will be streamed and available for on-demand viewing online. Manu Meel is passionate about empowering young people to bridge divides. He believes that […]
In commemoration of Women's History Month
SOUDIO artists' residency investigates models of personal financial investment and mutual aid to redress inequitable socioeconomic systems.
Longtime St. Olaf Choir Conductor Anton Armstrong '78 will deliver a Black History Month talk that asks a simple, yet powerful question as the college marks its 150th anniversary this year: How far have we come? In his lecture, titled 150 Years: How Far Have We Come?, Armstrong will speak about his time at St. […]
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