First-years look for community amid isolating conditions
October 22, 2020
Reflections on module one: the remote learning experience for international students abroad
October 15, 2020
Faculty reflect on unprecedented semester
October 8, 2020
West coast wildfires: students balance school and anxiety from home
October 1, 2020
At this week's MCSG meeting, The Legislative Body (LB) discussed a resolution directed toward Macalester’s Education Policy and Governance (EPAG) committee. The resolution...
In 1904, a devastating blight wiped out the American chestnut tree. 100 years later, a team of researchers is on the verge of bringing it back to the wild. In this three-part...
Like many other parts of this country, journalism has deep ties to America’s history of racism and white supremacy. Now, as many in the US confront that history, journalists...
This year, 12 Macalester first-year students are running for five first-year representative positions for the Macalester College Student Government (MCSG). Their experience...
This is part two of an ongoing series about recreating Café Mac dishes and experiences at home. Here is my introduction to this series and the first installment. Recipe:...
On Saturday, Sept. 19, workers at Spyhouse Coffee went on strike, citing the management’s failure to introduce adequate measures to protect workers from COVID-19. Spyhouse...
Café Mac as we once knew it no longer exists. With changes to on-campus dining during the current coronavirus pandemic, Macalester’s dining hall looks very different....
Everyone is drawn to a sense of place, and COMPASS is giving students the opportunity to creatively express that sense no matter where they are...
Ruthann Godollei is Macalester’s printmaking professor and Wallace Professor of Art. She is also a working artist, historian and political...
When asked about the future of the Macalester Choirs amidst a pandemic, professor of music and Director of Choral Activities Michael McGaghie...
