With two weeks left in the year (and our college career), we thought it would be fitting to have the last Cows, Comments, and Confessions for the year to be our thoughts and ideas that we have from reflecting...
This may seem like an unpopular opinion, but I have had little issue with Stav. Sure, the dishes can get repetitive — especially in the Near and Far line — but they aren’t bad. I enjoyed most of...
Record Store Day is held twice a year, with the main event typically falling on the third Saturday in April and a second date on Black Friday. The event is exclusive to independent record stores and is...
In our last pitch meeting of the year, the opinions editors pitched an “Unc advice column,” a playful space for a graduating senior to offer some valuable wisdom before our presence at this college...
When I think about the Boundary Waters, I think about my home — the place I have lived my whole life.
I was born in Ely, Minn., one of the last children born at the Ely hospital. My childhood revolved...
If you ever see me studying, you’re likely in one of three places: The Cage, the high tables on the third floor of Rolvaag, or the music library. These places suggest that I’m a social butterfly when...
From early conspiracy theories surrounding Avril Lavigne’s alleged replacement to recent claims of Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu’s artificial intelligence (AI) cloning, the internet is...
The Cage
By Lydia Simon
It’s no secret that I am an avid Cage supporter. Whether I need a snack, a refreshing drink, or just a little treat after a long day, The Cage is my go-to spot. My usual...
There have been two professors at St. Olaf that I have felt to be spectacular: Professor Anda Tanaka, who taught Foundations of 2D Media, and Professor Sarah Sampedro, who taught Photography. It was difficult...
Kristi Noem was removed from her position as Secretary of Homeland Security on March 5, 2026, after intense scrutiny over a $220 million Homeland Security advertisement campaign that featured Noem wearing...
When it comes to the dishware in Stav Hall, the student population is no stranger to the ever-changing style of the plates and cups. In recent months, there has been a new target of this change: the bowls.
Now,...
I’m one of many St. Olaf students who is a part of the 6 p.m. dinner rush during the week — I fear that it just works best for my schedule — facing the daily battle of trying not to spill my food...
