The main campus, 45 minutes' drive from the twin cities, has covered approximately 300-acres of land with many amenities and services to offer students. The student's life is considered more enjoyable and vibrant as there are many organizations and student clubs that undertake the initiative to organize events related to sports, say rugby, badminton, cycling, judo and much more. Moreover, the musical program has been held in the college since 1903. The funds received by St. Olaf College have been utilized in an effective way for the library. The Hong Kierkegaard Library has an extensive collection of books and journals related to academics and career-based. The college has a separate art and dance center named Flaten Art Museum that has different senior studio's work executed at the end of the year, too professionally.