The Carleton/St. Olaf Spring Concert, traditionally held at Carletons Arboretum, will cease to exist as a joint function for the two schools. According to the Deans of Students at both schools, Carleton will still hold a spring concert this year, but it will be an event open only to Carleton students.
Over Labor Day weekend, many arriving students and parents noticed new signs reading "St. Olaf College bans guns in these premises." Posted at the entrances to the residence halls, the signs were put up in August to comply with the May Minnesota Personal Protection Act. The act states that a permit holder may carry a gun wherever a sign specifically banning guns is not displayed.
Students still looking for an on-campus job may find that it is much harder to locate one than in years past. Due to recent decreases in state funding, St. Olaf has been forced to make cuts to its student work program.
Students still looking for an on-campus job may find that it is much harder to locate one than in years past. Due to recent decreases in state funding, St. Olaf has been forced to make cuts to its student work program.
The Blaster worm virus, also known as "MSBlast" or "LovSan," infected the St. Olaf computer network one week before students began to arrive on campus this fall.
