The immense authority of a professor in the classroom is no secret. They hold the power to influence the way… By Maddy Bayzaee March 4, 2021 Who has the power in the classroom? As Texas faced off against a brutal winter storm that left millions without power, water disruptions statewide and nearly 70… By Jarrett Krouss March 4, 2021 What Texas teaches us about the Green New Deal Amidst a racially turbulent contextual moment in the U.S. and on campus where numerous BIPOC faculty members have sent in… By Blue Nawa March 4, 2021 Anti-Racism training: Same old, same old St. Olaf At the outset of the United States’ vaccine rollout, 49 states partnered with Walgreen and CVS to distribute vaccines around… By Logan Graham March 4, 2021 We can learn a lot from West Virginia’s vaccination program Picture this: you’re cozied up in your bed reading. One small light casts a warm glow on you. Your book… By Zoe Miller March 4, 2021 Battle of the books: E-readers vs. print If you are interested in a semester full of petting dogs, hiking, not wearing masks and living in a really… By Anna Leikvold February 25, 2021 Why you should definitely apply for the Oregon Extension Last semester went well. The only moment at which St. Olaf seemed near a genuine outbreak was a week towards… By Logan Graham February 25, 2021 We won’t get sent home this semester, and that should worry you There once was a farmer who owned a herd of dairy cows. He had the financially savvy idea that he… By Justin Vorndran February 25, 2021 Fighting for $15: we should raise the minimum wage
