In the News
In the News
Regular Features
In My Words
The Day is Young
President Emeritus Tom Kunkel, back on campus this year in the interim presidential role, speaks to happy memories, recent welcomes and the new work now in hand.
Read MorePersonally Speaking
Doing This Well
While we’re talking about exponential functions, why shouldn’t we learn about payday loans, whose cost grows exponentially? As we strengthen our brains, we can use them to tackle societal challenges, says Jonathan Dunbar (Math).
Read MoreTreasure
“Duet, Mary and Martha”
“This small statue beautifully speaks to vocation and specifically, to me as a Catholic woman, to the two sides of what a good human life looks like.” – Bridget Burke Ravizza (Theology & RS)
Read MoreAlumni Profile
Have Love, Will Travel
Ann Tollaksen ’66 did not expect to run a deer park and petting zoo. She’s allergic to most animals. “I had eight years of shots and I’m still scared to pet the deer myself,” she says.
Read MoreBig Picture
Pause for P.A.W.S.
Our photographer Thomas Janssen (Office of Communications) captured the moment as students petted away any worries and stress earlier this semester.
Read MoreOnline Exclusives
As a new symphony by John Henneken (Music) enjoys its world premiere, we share a recording of the composer’s earlier work, “Symphony for the Garden City.”
Our videography team captured the pre-season experience that brought Green Knight footballers back to campus three weeks ahead of the start of classes.
Becky Lahti ’00 (Emmaus Center) was in the first class that Paul Wadell (Theology & RS) taught at SNC. A few years on, their vocational journeys have stayed entwined.
We celebrate and draw inspiration from the storied lives of the recipients of this year’s Alumni Awards.
Two new roommates in Mad-Lor were each part of the St. Norbert family long before they arrived as members of the Class of 2026.