In recent months, the Dean of Students Office has punished fewer than one dozen students for posting threatening messages and pictures of illegal activities on facebook.com.more...
St. Olaf is at war with Carleton. This war is not in the classroom or on the field, it is entrenched in the walls of our very residence halls. Yes, this is a war of electricity.
Due to a fall surplus of newspapers from USA Todays Collegiate Readership Program, students will see fewer newspapers and more re-read bins around campus this spring.
February is Black History Month, a time of both recognition and promotion of African-Americans in history. The study of black history is one of the most controversial subjects in teaching curriculums throughout the United States.
In the Dec. 2, 2005 issue of the Manitou Messenger, sophomore Joel Bergeland suggested that the Board of regents is physically and conceptually separated from the students and that feelings of mistrust toward the Board have set in among students on the Hill. I am responding on behalf of the Board of Regents.more...
The latest exhibit to inhabit Flaten Art Museum, "Ever Present," is a vibrant testament to the continuing vitality of St. Olafs art department. The faculty show, which began on Feb. 6 and will run until March 5th, is the cumulative effort of another years work. more...
Though St. Olaf and Carleton both call Northfield home, Oles and Carls are notorious for not generally mingling. In fact, the two colleges and their student bodies differ as much as night and day.more...
