Sometime during the night of March 14, an unknown person or persons went to the campus water tower, cut the lock on the barrier, climbed to the top and painted "No War" in big red letters.more...
When the words "community enrichment" get tossed around, it seems virtually everyone is in favor. Embedded in St.Olaf's mission and in the consciousness of the , faculty, and staff, the nurturing of community is widely held as a valuable endeavor.more...
A little less than a month from now, the St. Olaf campus will become a frenzy of activity known as Roomdraw, which will begin at 4 pm on April 9 and end on April 15.
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The 21st annual Carl Mellby Memorial Lecture series continued last Thursday with a talk by L. DeAne Lagerquist, Associate Professor and chair of religion. Lagerquists lecture was titled "The Observations of the Observed: Theological Literacy, the Liberal Arts and Global Perspective."
For some St. Olaf students, attending St. Olaf theater productions has become the banal hallmark of campus life. Students can often be heard saying, I got us tickets to that show this weekend. Whats it called? While students excitement, or lack thereof, may very well be a direct reflection on their past theater experiences at St. Olaf, this weekends production of Machinal broke the mold of theatrical anonymity in almost every fashion.more...
The life of a track athlete can be a frustrating one. A whole seasons work sometimes ends up being measured in quarters of inches or fractions of seconds. For Megan Daymont 03 two tenths of a second and Liz Woodworth of Wisconsin Oshkosh stood in the way of Daymonts first national title.more...
Throughout the ages, blondes have had various stereotypes and classifications attached to them. These ideas have gone through continuous changes, ranging from Eves innocent golden ringlets that signified purity, to the dumb blonde jokes that relate hair color to intellectual ability. more...
