This past week, the Progressive Christian Fellowship, along with Student Congregation and Political Awareness Committee, hosted Peace and War in the Heartland, an event intended to raise awareness about the war in Iraq and what students against the war can do.more...
Professor, author and senior fellow William Galston spoke about global citizenship to a group comprised of students, alumni, Northfield community members and St. Olaf professors and faculty. In his lecture, he proposed that a liberal arts education might be the answer to developing engaged citizens.more...
As the final Black History Month event hosted by the Cultural Union for Black Expression this year, the "Loudest Form of Silence" was both an entertaining as well as an informative event.
Last weekend, 40 students hopped in a few vans and headed to Good Earth Village, an environmental retreat center to discuss the privileged lives many St. Olaf students have.
Returning to campus at 3:15 a.m. isn't so bad after a doubleheader sweep, as the St. Olaf baseball team discovered late Tuesday night and Wednesday morning. more...
In the post-Enron world, consumers are increasingly skeptical of large corporations. In an environment where corporate executives like Kenneth Lay and Jeffrey Skillings can commit widespread corporate fraud -- an act which, in their case, cost shareholdings and employees billions of dollars when the company went bankrupt -- consumers are certainly justified for feeling a little wary.more...
