Working remotely through the coronavirus pandemic has given publications associate Erika Ditzman ’21 some new challenges and opportunities, along with the chance to pilot the remote working experience we’ll be offering our student team this fall. More than that: She…
Got just two minutes to spend with our February news update? Don’t forget to: Show your Green Knight Pride! Read why St. Norbert ranks among the nation’s 15 highest-rated colleges. Enjoy the poignant last photos of James Cagle (Art) . Have a family…
Each year, just before the semester begins, the college president hosts a welcome-back dinner for all faculty and staff. The highlight of the evening comes at the end of the meal, when tiny chocolate cups of Frigolet – a Norbertine…
Got just two minutes to spend with our Oct. 22 news update? ● If you’re in Milwaukee and not yet registered for tonight’s Marquette Basketball Pre-Game Party, change your plans! Join us at the Milwaukee Brewing Co. Glass + Griddle Dining…
Thanks to Maureen Callahan ’97 for this guest post written following an alumni group visit to the Art institute of Chicago with the Rev. Jim Neilson ’88. Callahan writes, “I left the museum that afternoon reminded that even if one…
We’re getting great input and great ideas from readers from this year’s magazine survey. How would you like to see us include any of these ideas? We love ’em all!! “This Day in SNC Campus Life” … such as: 1980, 1970, 1960, etc…
Melissa Yelle ’05 shares an SNC memory that recaptures the joy of the college learning experience and the lifelong flourishing that great teachers foster. It feels just right to share this now, as we head into Commencement weekend. All those new…
If you’ve visited the St. Norbert College Magazine page on Facebook recently, you’ll have noticed new energy and a new voice. It’s the work of publications intern Emilie Smith ’20, who’s taken this channel under her wing – and lots…
Letty Mundt ’19, publications intern, was among many who lent their time and talents to help ensure that visitors to the 10th annual SNC Day had the best possible day out on campus. She recalls the experience in this guest post. As…
“… and know the gesture with which the small flowers open in the morning.” Laura and I spent part of the morning with art profs Brandon Bauer and Shan Bryan-Hanson, with the German poet Rainer Maria Rilke (1875-1926) and, above…
