In his first public appearance at a Minnesota college since leaving office, former Minnesota State Governor Jesse Ventura spoke in Boe Chapel Monday to a capacity crowd explaining why he is the "most dangerous man in America."
St. Olaf College is beginning to seriously consider implementing a one-card system. The system would allow students to access everything from their meal plan and Cage dollars to their residence halls to debit functions for services such as laundry or the Cage.
Students returned from spring break to find two new additions to Rolvaag Memorial Library the streamlined security gates and bright pink signs prohibiting cell phone usage in the library.
The women of "Jerusalem Women Speak: Three Women, Three Faiths, One Shared Vision" tour brought their message of peace to a packed house in Rolvaag Memorial Library Tuesday.
The Multicultural Affairs and Community Outreach (MACO) office organized a memorial on Thursday as a show of support for the Red Lake Nation after the March 21 reservation shootings made national news.
Hope was in the air Thursday as students, faculty and guests joined in Viking Theater for the first in a series of four Hope Lectures. Dan Marx '06 and Sheryl Saterstrom, assistant professor of dance, led the lecture, entitled "Embodying Hope. The audience went on an interactive journey during the lecture to find hope in everyday life.
