St. Olaf College

As an environmental manager at FEMA, Kyle Flesness ’09 works to protect species and their habitats across six states and 500,000 square miles.

When acclaimed vocal ensemble Cantus performs at St. Olaf College September 19, they will present the world premiere of a piece composed by Grace Brigham '20.

The St. Olaf College Institute for Freedom and Community will host a moderated conversation with Glenn Loury on September 27 titled "Truth, Justice, and Racial Equality."

St. Olaf welcomed the Class of 2023, a talented group of 807 first-year students who hail from 508 high schools in 43 states and 57 different countries.

Two newly redesigned spaces at the heart of campus will provide increased support for student engagement, organization, and programming.

St. Olaf College ushered in a new academic year on Thursday, September 5, with its annual Opening Convocation in Boe Memorial Chapel.

This year St. Olaf College will host David A. Brennen, dean and professor at the University of Kentucky College of Law, as part of the American Council on Education (ACE) Fellows Program.

"Swimming on Dry Land/Nadar en seco," an exhibit that features video and installation work by interdisciplinary artist and writer Coco Fusco, runs through December 18. 

In this Student View column, Erin Magoon '21 shares how her summer work in the archives provided an invaluable opportunity to enhance her research, discover women's voices, and ignite her career aspirations.

Vortex has competed at DIII championships multiple times, finishing 5th in 2014 and 2015, 3rd in 2016, and 7th in 2017 before winning the national championship in 2018. This last season, they won their conference and regional competition before taking third at nationals.

In this "Adventures in the New Humanities" blog post, Professor of History Judy Kutulas shares her experience participating in a "summer sprint" designed to make St. Olaf courses more accessible and inclusive.