St. Scholastica Arts + Ideas

St. Scholastica Arts + Ideas The mission of Arts + Ideas at St. Scholastica is to integrate artistic expression with intellectual exploration, enriching our campus and community.

Each year, we host a diverse lineup of high-quality and accessible arts and lectures events. The mission of Spotlight is to integrate artistic expression with intellectual exploration, enriching the campus and community experience. Each year, we host a diverse lineup of high-quality and accessible events both on and off campus. The College of St. Scholastica is a Catholic Benedictine institution a

nd the only independent private college in northeastern Minnesota. The College was founded in 1912 by a group of pioneering Benedictine Sisters and has campuses throughout Minnesota and online.

The Braegelman Program in Catholic Studies presents:1700th Anniversary of the Council of Nicaea:Can the Nicene Creed Uni...
09/30/2025

The Braegelman Program in Catholic Studies presents:

1700th Anniversary of the Council of Nicaea:
Can the Nicene Creed Unite Catholic and Orthodox Churches?

+ Friday, October 3, 7:30 p.m.
+ Mitchell Auditorium
+ Free Admission
+ ASL Interpreted

Dr. Paul Gavrilyuk, eminent Orthodox theologian and holder of the Aquinas Chair in Theology and Philosophy in the Theology Department at the University of St. Thomas, St. Paul, Minnesota, will explore the main issues that continue to divide Catholic and Orthodox Churches, discuss the role of the Nicene Creed as the basis of our common faith, and propose a path to full communion. Q&A to immediately follow the lecture.

Join us for the next School of Arts & Sciences Faculty Colloquium!How to Think Like An American: Philosophy Beyond Europ...
09/30/2025

Join us for the next School of Arts & Sciences Faculty Colloquium!

How to Think Like An American: Philosophy Beyond Europe
+ Friday, October 3, 3:40 p.m.
+ St. Scholastica Library Raven Room
+ Free Admission
+ ASL Interpreted

People in the U.S. understand themselves as “American” and rarely question this identity. In American classrooms, philosophy is primarily offered as a history western European thought, thereby disregarding thinking as a geographical and ecological activity. Dr. Bethany Henning proposes that the American mind has a distinctive, albeit developing, character.

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09/15/2025

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Join us for a guest artist recital featuring Edward Martin and Phillip Rukavina performing music from the Golden Age of ...
09/08/2025

Join us for a guest artist recital featuring Edward Martin and Phillip Rukavina performing music from the Golden Age of the Lute in Elizabethan England. The selections presented are some of the most charming, elegant, and tuneful pieces from all lute literature.

Renaissance Lute Duets from Elizabethan England
+ Saturday, September 13, 7 p.m.
+ CSS Music Hall (Tower Hall 3625)
+ $12 general admission, free for students and Sisters of the St. Scholastica Monastery (get tickets at the door or at this link: https://thecollegeofstscholastica.ticketspice.com/renaissance-lute-duets-from-elizabethan-england )

Join St. Scholastica music faculty member Dr. Derek Bromme for an evening of brass chamber music. He will be joined by D...
09/05/2025

Join St. Scholastica music faculty member Dr. Derek Bromme for an evening of brass chamber music. He will be joined by Dr. Steve Siegel, trumpet and Alexander Sandor, piano, both faculty members at the University of Wisconsin-Superior.

Somehow, Some Day, Somewhere
+ Friday, September 12, 7 p.m.
+ Mitchell Auditorium
+ $12 general admission, free for students and Sisters of the St. Scholastica Monastery (get tickets at the door or at this link: https://thecollegeofstscholastica.ticketspice.com/somehow-some-day-somewhere )

Join us for this year's first School of Arts & Sciences Faculty Colloquium!To Love and To Learn: Explorations of Attract...
09/04/2025

Join us for this year's first School of Arts & Sciences Faculty Colloquium!

To Love and To Learn: Explorations of Attraction and Relationship Concepts
+Friday, September 12, 3:40 p.m.
+St. Scholastica Library Raven Room
+Free Admission

Dr. Anna Semanko’s colloquium will feature scientific research on romantic attraction that has been conducted at The College of St. Scholastica in the To Love and To Learn Research Lab. Topics are likely to include factors that influence attraction, hookup behaviors, and relationship maintenance.

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