St. Olaf is a place where strong traditions, like intellectual curiosity, academic rigor, a commitment to service and a global perspective come together with an abiding interest in questions of faith.
St. Olaf College Assistant Professor of Chemistry Rodrigo Sanchez-Gonzalez’s lab recently received more than $500,000 worth of scientific equipment from the NASA Langley Research Center that will enable students to perform increasingly complex experiments.
An estate gift from David Tweet ’59 and Janice Johnson Tweet ’58 will create St. Olaf College's largest endowed scholarship to date and support STEM and Music majors. St. Olaf also has named one of its music facilities after the couple.
The National Science Foundation has awarded St. Olaf College student Laurie Balstad ’21 a Graduate Research Fellowship that will support her doctoral work in population biology at the University of California, Davis.
