Artificial intelligence (AI) has been featured consistently in the news for three years now, with every company implementing new AI features. These updates seemed to be minor updates, nothing like a whole...
As we approach this Halloween season, I must warn my fellow women against a most terrifying apparition: The Vulture. The Vulture is not a monster, not a ghost, but something even more bone-chilling.
A...
Sitting in a packed theater, part of the buzzing crowd, and questioning what the show entailed, the play “Doubt” was a well rounded experience. The play took place in the Haugen Theater, where the...
With so many student radio shows, it’s hard to know what is worth listening to. But this week, I tuned in to a familiar favorite of mine, “Sapphic Soundwaves.” Every Friday at 2 p.m., Kiran Tator...
From a young age, I have always loved sci-fi, thriller, and horror movies. My brother and I used to have a long-standing tradition of watching films with his projector on Christmas morning. One film that...
Although I’m now in my junior year, and I’ve adjusted to the transient twenties, I remember being a freshman and missing home so much. I’m from Fairbanks, Alaska, and while I would say that the restaurant...
Helen Dosedel, Contributing Writer
• October 15, 2025
The St. Olaf Social Chess Club meets every Tuesday, from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m . You can find them in the Munch Room in Buntrock Commons, playing with their hand-me-down boards and pieces. They welcome all experience...
Fall semester is my favorite time on campus. Not only does it provide a chance for a new beginning — that ignorant bliss where you think you’ll get your life together and possibly go to the gym —...
Sept. 28 marked the turn of St. Olaf Garden Research and Organic Works (STOGROW)’s 20th anniversary through a student-led festival celebration outside the Art Barn.
The STOGROW Farm is around an...
On Sept. 30, four monks from the Gyuto Wheel of Dharma Monastery in Minneapolis began creating a sand mandala depicting Avalokiteśvara, the Buddha of Compassion, at the Flaten Art Museum. The mandala...
For over a decade, Conan Gray has been gifting us all with his music, releasing his fourth studio album “Wishbone” just a few months ago. I have been listening to his music since the beginning, crying...
I’m used to patterns. More so, I’m used to myself. I know my standards; I keep myself healthy, and I stay focused on my goals. I’ve never extended a relationship further than a friendship, and I...
