A beautiful addition has blessed The Cage’s presence this year: frozen Tractor slushies. On a particularly blistering hot day over the summer, I trudged through the humid air over to The Cage. I spent...

This past spring semester, I packed up my junior-year dorm and headed home with one goal for the summer: to read as many books as my little bookworm mind could consume. How would I rate my completion of...

If you have never taken a class with Dr. Alli Esther, you are missing out. You can usually find her in Holland Hall, teaching economics or business classes, decked out in a cute floral outfit, complete...

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....

Do you remember where you were on July 13, 2024, when you first found out about the assassination attempt on former Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump? I was in my pitch-black kitchen at around...

Early bird By Annie McMullen I once posted on Fizz that I wished St. Olaf offered classes earlier than 8 a.m. — and immediately got downvoted into oblivion. While I realize that take may have been...

Budgeting can certainly be a struggle for some college students — I know it is for me. Yet, at the same time, giving gifts is a great and important way to show your appreciation for those you care about,...

Recently, I took a morning walk in the Natural Lands, and I got it. “This is why they do it,” I thought to myself. “This is why people go on walks.” I’d just made a left at the far boundary...

FALLing for the ideal season By Ashlyn Wuench The wind whistles through the spaces between branches, the autumn leaves holding dozens of shades of reds, oranges, and yellows, mirroring the soft haze...