Posts tagged with “American Studies” (All posts)
Carleton Connects: Mario Small ’96 on neighborhoods, financial access, and racial inequality
25 March 2022
A distinguished scholar of social networks and urban neighborhoods discusses the financial geography of our nation and the importance of race to the accessibility of conventional banks.
Carleton Connects: Serena Zabin on The Boston Massacre: A Family History
18 February 2020
A professor of American history shares her groundbreaking new account of this famous event.
Carleton Connects: Ussery, Fortin, and Ondich on the Dakota language
16 April 2019
Linguistics and Computer Science professors team up with students to track, analyze, and improve Dakota language education.
Carleton Connects: Prof. Adriana Estill, English & American Studies
15 April 2014
How and Why the Telenovela Haunts U.S. Primetime TV in the 21st Century
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