St. Olaf College
St. Olaf College is a co-educational, residential, four-year, private liberal arts college in Northfield, Minnesota, United States. It was founded in 1874 by a group of Norwegian-American immigrant pastors and farmers, led by Pastor Bernt Julius Muus.
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Lloyd Hustvedt
American professor
Frank Pooler
American choirmaster
James Reeb
American minister
Steve Sviggum
Former Minnesota State Representative
Dale Warland
American conductor
Einar Haugen
American linguist
Emily Rapp Black
American memoirist
Roger Grimsby
American journalist
Christian T. Petersen
CEO of Fantasy Flight Games
Gretchen Morgenson
American journalist
John Nilson
Canadian Politician
Timothy Mahr
Musical composer
Paul J. Christiansen
American conductor
Olaf Christiansen
American composer
Anthony Dexter
American actor
Eric Paulsen
American actor
J. B. Van Hollen
Former Wisconsin Attorney General
John Rodenberg
Former judge
Herbert Krause
American historian
Albert Harold Quie
Former Governor of Minnesota
Barry Morrow
American screenwriter
Erik Paulsen
Former United States Representative
Jonathan Tweet
American game designer
David Minge
Former United States Representative
Paul B. Henze
American writer
Carol J. Oja
Musicologist
Andrew Volstead
American member of the United States House of Representatives
Al Quie
Former Governor of Minnesota
Jake Brown
Australian skateboarder
Harold Hagen
Former United States Representative
Brian Arreola Musician
Vocalizer
Anna Palmer
Author
Karl Rolvaag
Former Governor of Minnesota
Wayne Sanstead
Former North Dakota Superintendent of Public Instruction
Abbie Betinis
American composer
René Clausen
American composer
Chris Raschka
American illustrator
Kelly Kaduce
American soprano
Helen Hardt
Romance author
Jack Nelson-Pallmeyer
American politician
Mark W. Olson
Rick May
Canadian-American voice actor
Siri Hustvedt
American novelist
Nancy Koester
Author
Alan Shepard
Academic
August H. Andresen
Lawyer
Arlen Erdahl
U. S. representative
