Norwegian Paralympians earn four medals
Norwegian Paralympians break records and
bring home four medals: two gold in running and rowing and two bronze in table tennis and dressage.
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Embassies taken over
Members of the Taliban have moved into Kabul premises of the Norwegain Embassy. The future is uncertain.
Wild about mushrooms
Kristi Bissell of True North Kitchen celebrates autumn with Norwegian Wild Mushroom Stew (kantarellstuing), a savory dish full of flavor.
Learning nynorsk through poetry and photography
Ottar Løvoll, who lives in Ørstad, Norway, is a poet who teaches nynorsk to Americans through poetry in his book A Voice from Norway.
With whimsy and delight
In honor of Roald Dahl Story Day on Sept.13, Taste of Norway Editor Christy Olsen Field shares her recipe for bird pie, inspired by Dahl’s novel The Twits.
Innovative learning
Lori Ann Reinhall learns more about The Ridge Creative Center, directed and founded by Victoria Hofmo, one of our contributing authors.
Is Norwegian society really egalitarian?
A traditional view of Norwegian society holds that it is egalitarian, but Adel Khan Farooq, a second-generation Pakistani Norwegian, argues differently.
“Sisters Sail the Salish Sea”
This summer’s Daughters of Norway Convention was a celebration of sisterhood and Norwegian heritage, bringing members from all over the U.S. to Bremerton.
Living learning
On Aug. 21, Vesterheim, the National Norwegian-American Museum and Folk Art School in Decorah, Iowa, dedicated its new Heritage Park open-air museum.
A student’s perspective
Kell Knutsen shares his experiences at Luther College’s Nordic Studies program, highlighting its historical ties and forward-looking global thinking.
