The world is waiting for you
Editor-in-chief Lori Ann Reinhall introduces the September issue with its special focus on the Arctic, aviation, travel, and the environment—all filled with the spirt of adventure.
Category: Opinion
Yes, you can change the world!
After teaching elementary school for 46 years, Luke Johnson, a proud Norwegian American, understands that you really can change the world.
Editor’s Choice Essay Contest
Emily Hagen of Luther College writes about the significance of russ for Norwegian graduating seniors as the winner of our Editor’s Choice Essay Contest.
For the love of learning
In a special message to her readers, Editor-in-chief Lori Ann Reinhall talks about the magical world of books and the printed word.
Say hello to summer!
Editor-in-chief Lori Ann Reinhall presents the July issue and talks about some changes and challenges, as she wishes her readers a happy summer!
Our eternal longing for a vacation
Arnt Sæther, Norway’s “Happiator,” takes a look at and asks questions about the human longing for vacation to get away from everyday life.
The importance of the free press in our democracy
Editor-in-chief Lori Ann Reinhall spoke about the role of the free press at this year’s Syttende Mai Minnesota at Norway House in Minneapolis.
God Midtsommer—Happy Midsummer!
Editor-in-chief Lori Ann Reinhall wishes her readers a happy Midsummer and talks about current intiatives at the newspaper.
A greeting from Ambassador Krutnes
Norway’s ambassador to the United States, Anniken R. Krutnes, delivers a special Syttende Mai greeting to the readers of The Norwegian American.
Here comes the 17th of May!
Editor-in-chief Lori Ann Reinhall writes about 17th of May coverage in the newspaper and what the holiday means in Norway and the world.
Let the power of music improve your life
Editor-in-chief Lori Ann Reinhall shares her love of music in the Editor’s Message for this month’s special issue that covers all things musical.
Op-ed: Prepare–don’t spread fear
The Norwegian newspaper Folkeavisen maintains that fear doesn’t strengthen a country’s defense and that politicians choose their words carefully.
