Aryaman Joshi ’23 brought the Skoglund audience to a standing ovation after the St. Olaf Band performed his original composition… By Ainsley Francis November 18, 2021 Student spotlight: Aryaman Joshi ’23 amazes audiences with original composition After losing the rights to the master recordings of her first six albums, Taylor Swift has begun to re-record her… By Ainsley Francis November 18, 2021 “Red (Taylor’s Version)” vault tracks expand upon heartbroken narrative of the original album On Nov. 13, KARIBU hosted its first African and Caribbean (AC) Night since COVID-19. The event was held in the… By Leila Rocha Fisher and Karen Larionova November 18, 2021 Perseverance, rebirth, and community: KARIBU’s Une Soiréee Céleste I shouldn’t have read this book in public. Despite the activity’s affinity with the book’s title, crying on the fourth… By Logan Graham November 18, 2021 StoReads: “Crying in H-Mart” is a brutal, touching memoir about grief, family, and food The St. Olaf Theater Department has yet another show included in their fall productions. “Parables on the Edge of Time”… By Caroline Peacore November 18, 2021 “Parables From the Edge of Time” rocks viewers with sci-fi greatness and powerful performances Polyamory is becoming increasingly popular in younger relationships, especially queer ones. Now TikTok is debating polyamory, people are sharing resources… By Karen Larionova November 18, 2021 Heartbeat I’ll admit it — I’m more than just a little bit obsessed with Adele’s voice. It’s a breathtaking blend of… By Vera Sablak November 5, 2021 Adele returns with raw and therapeutic ballad “Easy On Me” I would do anything to end Marvel movies. In the wake of Martin Scorcese’s likening Marvel movies to theme parks,… By Grace Quayle November 5, 2021 Media Beat: please stop making Marvel Movies
