St. Olaf organizations Presente, the Office of Multicultural Affairs and Community Outreach (MACO) and the Diversity Celebrations Committee (DCC) are sponsoring Latino Heritage Month Sept. 14 though Oct. 12. more...
Returning students might have noticed some changes on campus as they moved into their residence halls in the fall. This year has witnessed many improvements to campus facilities, in terms of aesthetics, convenience and sustainability.more...
Last week, the Pause celebrated the opening of its new acoustic venue, the Lion's Lair. Located next to the Pause kitchen, the Lion's Lair provides students with a café-style space in which to enjoy acoustic music, among other things.
The first art exhibition of the year, Fjord Born, opened Thursday, Sept. 15 in St. Olafs Flaten Art Museum. The work comes from a group of artists who live on the Hardanger Fjord in Norway. They hope to connect different artists who live along the remote eastern shores of Hardanger to establish a new identity or add to the traditional identity of the region. more...
The last time the St. Olaf football team beat Bethel University, the world was a very different place. The first George Bush was serving his last months in office, cellphones resembled large plastic bricks and most of todays college seniors were just getting their feet wet in the third grade.more...
Does anyone really listen to KSTO? Most students on the St. Olaf campus are vaguely aware of the stations existence, but few take the time to explore its programming.more...
