HCFW Newsletter September 10 Issue

SEPTEMBER 10, 2024

Welcome to the Homecoming and Family Weekend Newsletter. Over the next three weeks we will share, event details, FAQ’s, fun previews, and insider info to prepare you for an amazing weekend on the Hill!

In this issue:

St. Olaf turns 150!
Registration, Check-in, and Payment FAQ’s
Venture off the Hill
Student Resources Open Houses
Explore CURI
Friday night entertainment!

Celebrating 150 years of Building Community

For one and a half centuries, St. Olaf has been a hub of connections, knowledge, and growth. Join us as we honor our rich history and look ahead to a future filled with exciting opportunities.

be part of the st. olaf story

Check-In
Bring your confirmation email with you (printed or digital) for check-in at Buntrock Commons upon your arrival. Scan the QR code at a check-in kiosk. Staff in Buntrock Commons will happily assist you. A schedule will be available upon your arrival.

On-site Registration
While pre-registration is encouraged, guests can stop by the Customer Service table in Buntrock Commons to register on-site or to add Saturday Homecoming and Family Weekend Celebration Lunch, the football game, or the Black and Gold Package (package includes lunch, football game, and swag).

Payment
Homecoming and Family Weekend is cashless. Payment will be accepted via credit card only for on-site registration as well as all food purchases at The Cage and Stav Hall.

Explore Northfield!

Venture off the Hill during Homecoming and Family Weekend and enjoy our Northfield community of cows, colleges, and community.

View the list of curated activities compiled by the Alumni and Parent Relations team at St. Olaf.

explore northfield

The Institute for Freedom & Community encourages free inquiry and meaningful debate of important political and social issues. By exploring diverse ideas about politics, markets, and society, the institute aims to challenge presuppositions, question easy answers, and foster constructive dialogue among those with differing values and contending points of view.

Learn more

The Lutheran Center creates spaces to encounter Lutheran identity and tradition, navigate across lines of religious difference, and explore our individual and collective vocations in ways that open us to the needs of others. Their strategic engagement with communities of faith beyond campus puts these same principles into practice in their support, accompaniment, and resourcing of both professional and lay leaders.

Learn more

What’s the CURI Program?

The St. Olaf Collaborative Undergraduate Research and Inquiry (CURI) program provides opportunities for St. Olaf students of all academic disciplines to gain an in-depth understanding of a particular subject through working closely with a St. Olaf faculty member in a scholarly or artistic setting.

learn more about curi

FRIDAY NIGHT ENTERTAINMENT

Magician, Illusionist, Entertainer!

Nationally-recognized magician Jack Kelly brings an interactive experience that incorporates mind-blowing magic and fun to create an unforgettable experience. All are welcome to attend this performance, which is co-sponsored by Alumni and Parent Relations and the Office of Student Activities.

VIEW THE SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

See you next week in your inbox!

Questions?
Please email alum-office@stolaf.edu or call 507-786-3028 for assistance.

SEPTEMBER 10, 2024

Welcome to the Homecoming and Family Weekend Newsletter. Over the next three weeks we will share, event details, FAQ’s, fun previews, and insider info to prepare you for an amazing weekend on the Hill!

In this issue:

St. Olaf turns 150!
Registration, Check-in, and Payment FAQ’s
Venture off the Hill
Student Resources Open Houses
Explore CURI
Friday night entertainment!

Celebrating 150 years of Building Community

For one and a half centuries, St. Olaf has been a hub of connections, knowledge, and growth. Join us as we honor our rich history and look ahead to a future filled with exciting opportunities.

FEATURED FAQ: REGISTRATION, CHECK-IN, AND PAYMENT

Check-In
Bring your confirmation email with you (printed or digital) for check-in at Buntrock Commons upon your arrival. Scan the QR code at a check-in kiosk. Staff in Buntrock Commons will happily assist you. A schedule will be available upon your arrival.

Payment
Homecoming and Family Weekend is cashless. Payment will be accepted via credit card only for on-site registration as well as all food purchases at The Cage and Stav Hall.

Explore Northfield!

Venture off the Hill during Homecoming and Family Weekend and enjoy our Northfield community of cows, colleges, and community.

View the list of curated activities compiled by the Alumni and Parent Relations team at St. Olaf.

STUDENT RESOURCES OPEN HOUSES

The Academic Success Center offers student-centered, accessible, and inclusive services to unlock the potential of every Ole.

The Piper Center for Vocation and Career helps students explore careers, gain experience outside of the classroom, and pursue meaningful post-graduate work, service, and education

The Smith Center offers local to global engagement opportunities that extend St. Olaf’s liberal arts learning to communities locally and around the world.

The Office of Student Activities mission is to empower students to discover and define their passions, themselves, and their communities. OSA seeks to promote an active and engaged campus environment and striving to know each Ole by name and story.

The Taylor Center is a place to critically define progress and discuss change. They create intentional spaces to increase understanding, awareness, and action among the different Ole communities by leading with the voices of students and centering their experiences.

Tostrud Center and Campus Recreation’s mission is to serve students and the greater St. Olaf College community by offering recreational programs and services aimed to foster personal development and lifelong well-being within a welcoming environment.

The St. Olaf Wellness Center seeks to create an individual and community culture that empowers students to make balanced lifestyle decisions through education and resource support.

What’s the CURI Program?

The St. Olaf Collaborative Undergraduate Research and Inquiry (CURI) program provides opportunities for St. Olaf students of all academic disciplines to gain an in-depth understanding of a particular subject through working closely with a St. Olaf faculty member in a scholarly or artistic setting.

FRIDAY NIGHT ENTERTAINMENT

Magician, Illusionist, Entertainer!

Nationally-recognized magician Jack Kelly brings an interactive experience that incorporates mind-blowing magic and fun to create an unforgettable experience. All are welcome to attend this performance, which is co-sponsored by Alumni and Parent Relations and the Office of Student Activities.

THANKS FOR READING!

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HCFW Newsletter September 10 Issue

SEPTEMBER 10, 2024

Welcome to the Homecoming and Family Weekend Newsletter. Over the next three weeks we will share, event details, FAQ’s, fun previews, and insider info to prepare you for an amazing weekend on the Hill!

In this issue:

St. Olaf turns 150! Registration, Check-in, and Payment FAQ’s Venture off the Hill Student Resources Open Houses Explore CURI Friday night entertainment!

Celebrating 150 years of Building Community

For one and a half centuries, St. Olaf has been a hub of connections, knowledge, and growth. Join us as we honor our rich history and look ahead to a future filled with exciting opportunities.

Check-In Bring your confirmation email with you (printed or digital) for check-in at Buntrock Commons upon your arrival. Scan the QR code at a check-in kiosk. Staff in Buntrock Commons will happily assist you. A schedule will be available upon your arrival.

Payment Homecoming and Family Weekend is cashless. Payment will be accepted via credit card only for on-site registration as well as all food purchases at The Cage and Stav Hall.

Explore Northfield!

Venture off the Hill during Homecoming and Family Weekend and enjoy our Northfield community of cows, colleges, and community.

View the list of curated activities compiled by the Alumni and Parent Relations team at St. Olaf.

What’s the CURI Program?

The St. Olaf Collaborative Undergraduate Research and Inquiry (CURI) program provides opportunities for St. Olaf students of all academic disciplines to gain an in-depth understanding of a particular subject through working closely with a St. Olaf faculty member in a scholarly or artistic setting.

FRIDAY NIGHT ENTERTAINMENT

Magician, Illusionist, Entertainer!

Nationally-recognized magician Jack Kelly brings an interactive experience that incorporates mind-blowing magic and fun to create an unforgettable experience. All are welcome to attend this performance, which is co-sponsored by Alumni and Parent Relations and the Office of Student Activities.

See you next week in your inbox!

St. Olaf turns 150!
Registration, Check-in, and Payment FAQ’s
Venture off the Hill
Student Resources Open Houses
Explore CURI
Friday night entertainment!

Check-In
Bring your confirmation email with you (printed or digital) for check-in at Buntrock Commons upon your arrival. Scan the QR code at a check-in kiosk. Staff in Buntrock Commons will happily assist you. A schedule will be available upon your arrival.

Payment
Homecoming and Family Weekend is cashless. Payment will be accepted via credit card only for on-site registration as well as all food purchases at The Cage and Stav Hall.