For those of us living out of state or country, going home isn’t cheap. If you’re planning to stay on campus this spring break — like me — I’ve compiled a list of my favorite things to do without...

Campus tours are a dime a dozen here at St. Olaf. Every Friday, you can expect that there’ll be groups everywhere; walking inside Buntrock during the peak Friday Flower hours, or strolling through different...

Over the past several weeks, the Department of Justice (DOJ) has released thousands of pages of documents related to Jeffrey Epstein’s investigations. Much of it was heavily redacted, with names blacked...

As someone who has been writing stories since I was five years old, I will say with all my heart that I have no love for AI. There is no room for this toxic infection that tries to spread throughout our...

This past J-Term, Professor Colin Wells introduced his course “English 265: The Beatles in Context.” In four weeks, students examined The Beatles’ careers, starting from their first concert at the...

My time abroad in London during January was fantastic. It was a magical experience where every moment was a new adventure. The trip was a dream, and when my professor told us all we would have a free weekend,...

Stav likes to keep you on your toes. You never know what the dining hall is going to do next — take away the peanut butter? Serve burgers and nothing else? Use Swedish Fish in chicken dishes? The possibilities...

It is an unfortunate fact of life that St. Olaf’s Christmas Festival, with its over 500 student musician participants, coincides with the final exam season every year without fail. In lieu of being just...

Tea By Sadie Kolehmainen Contributing Writer Imagine a chilly, blustery night in late fall. The wind whips outside, howling as it curves around the building and rattles your windows. But inside...

I recently experienced my first-ever rude encounter with someone on the Hill. I had been getting by for roughly two months before it finally happened. It caught me so off guard that I genuinely couldn’t...

In the basement of Mohn Hall, between the kitchen and the ping-pong table, lives a piano. Upon it is a framed sign pleading, “Please LOVE this piano.” But, I must confess, I do not love it. I’m...

Across our campus, we are seeing professors adapting in real time to the increasing use of generative AI and how this technology integrates into our daily academic lives. As an English major here at St....