St. Olaf College

To honor and celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day, St. Olaf hosted a daylong series of events that began with a Unity March across campus.

More than 600 St. Olaf students are studying off campus this January. So are 43 alumni, parents, and friends of St. Olaf.

The St. Olaf Band will perform throughout California as part of its 2020 tour, with additional performances in the Minneapolis area.

As part of our series highlighting the nearly 50 To Include is To Excel projects that faculty and staff have developed, Assistant Professor of Sociology/Anthropology Ryan Sheppard describes the research she led on racial microaggressions in the classroom.

A St. Olaf College class studying fine arts and politics in Washington, D.C., during the month of January met with U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar at her office on Capitol Hill.

To honor and celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day, St. Olaf College will host a daylong series of events that will begin with a Unity March across campus and conclude with a keynote lecture by civic leader Dr. Abdul Omari. The events throughout the day on Monday, January 20, are open to the public.

A St. Olaf experience has prepared nursing major Erica Rempert ’20 for a career in medicine. It's also enabled her to play and tour with the renowned St. Olaf Orchestra.

When the St. Olaf Choir embarks on its 2020 National Winter Tour this month, it will commemorate the 100th anniversary of its ground-breaking first national tour to the East Coast. The tour includes the St. Olaf Choir's 12th concert at Carnegie Hall.

In this "Adventures in the New Humanities" blog post, Professor of History Judy Kutulas explains why Interim is a time for some of the best and most exhilarating teaching opportunities at St. Olaf.

Professor of Philosophy Gordon Marino's recent New York Times column titled "Are You Listening?" was featured in the paper's national and international editions.