A rusted and worn copper trophy, once lifted above the head of St. Olaf’s finest female athlete, and nearly a century later, an archival object that speaks to the immeasurable growth of women’s athletics in the United states. Welcome to Back at St. Olaf: I’m Otelia Lighthill and these are stories from the Hill.<a href="https://docs.google.com/document/d/1VPff8kZTWkEvFHVzlcMBFOESKfJwwxARV4cRXgQ1y8s/edit?usp=sharing" target="_blank" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer">Transcript and bibliography</a>

A rusted and worn copper trophy, once lifted above the head of St. Olaf’s finest female athlete, and nearly a century later, an archival object that speaks to the immeasurable growth of women’s athletics in the United states. Welcome to Back at St. Olaf: I’m Otelia Lighthill and these are stories from the Hill. Transcript and bibliography

A rusted and worn copper trophy, once lifted above the head of St. Olaf’s finest female athlete, and nearly a century later, an archival object that speaks to the immeasurable growth of women’s athletics in the United states. Welcome to Back at St. Olaf: I’m Otelia Lighthill and these are stories from the Hill.<a href="https://docs.google.com/document/d/1VPff8kZTWkEvFHVzlcMBFOESKfJwwxARV4cRXgQ1y8s/edit?usp=sharing" rel="noopener noreferrer">Transcript and bibliography</a>

To Play for Play’s Sake: A History of Women’s Athletics at St. Olaf College

History projects from St. Olaf College History Department students

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To Play for Play’s Sake: A History of Women’s Athletics at St. Olaf College

To Play for Play’s Sake: A History of Women’s Athletics at St. Olaf College