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. […]
The Taylor Center presents a talk on rejection violence and revenge through social media. An advocate for women, girls, and victims of trauma, Mary has devoted her life’s work to empowering survivors of sexual assault, abuse, and human trafficking. Mary will be coming to St. Olaf to talk about violence that can happen within a […]
Study abroad/away session for the fall 2024 Global Semester program.
The Smith Center for Global Engagement invites those students that are interested in applying to Global Semester Fall 2024 to attend this meeting.
The Department of Public Safety is proud to continue hosting timely and relevant drop-in training opportunities for students, staff, and faculty every month. All are invited to attend November's training: Winter Weather Safety.
The Department of Public Safety is proud to continue hosting timely and relevant drop-in training opportunities for students, staff, and faculty every month. All are invited to attend November's training: Winter Weather Safety.
The St. Olaf Institution for Freedom and Community hosts a conversation with Clare Brock, an assistant professor of American politics and public policy at Texas Woman's University at 3:30pm in the Viking Theater. This talk is a part of the Fall 2023 Series: Food Policy and Food Politics.
The Institute for Freedom and Community presents a talk by author Sarah K Mock, a food and farming expert, at 3:30pm in Viking Theater. This talk is the first in the fall 2023 series: Food Policy and Food Politics. All students are welcome to attend this talk.
The Institute for Freedom and Community presents a Conversation with Dr. Robert Yablon, University of Wisconsin Law School in Viking Theater. This event is open to the public.
The Kierkegaard Library is excited to invite the St. Olaf community to attend the Julia Watkin Memorial Spring Lecture, delivered by Professor Eleanor Helms from California Polytechnic University. Her lecture is titled "Thought Projects and Imaginary Constructions: Kierkegaard's Experimenting Mind." All are welcome to attend the 6:00 p.m. reception, with hearty hors d'oeuvres and refreshments, […]
