Posts tagged with “Humanities” (All posts)

Carleton Connects: Jack El-Hai ’79 on how to tell stories and make movies

26 May 2025

Jack El-Hai ’79 is the award-winning author of The Nazi and the Psychiatrist (the basis of the forthcoming movie Nuremberg), Face in the Mirror (published this month), and many other works of nonfiction. Join the conversation…

Jack El-Hai '79

Carleton Connects: Pete Cowdin ’85 and bringing books to life

5 May 2025

There’s nothing quite like it. The Rabbit hOle, a new immersive museum experience in Kansas City dedicated to children’s literature, is the singular brainchild of Pete Cowdin ’85 and his partner Deb Pettid.…

Pete Cowdin '85. Photo by Chase Castor

Carleton Connects: The joy of knotty words

8 February 2022

Three New York Times crossword authors—professor, alum, and student—discuss puzzles, creativity, and collaboration

Sophia Maymudes' grid for The New York Times' crossword on December 6, 2018

Carleton Connects: Treasures from the Special Collections

13 May 2020

Professors of art and English offer a staff-guided tour of Carleton’s hidden riches.

from Julie Chen,*Panorama* (Flying Fish Press, 2008). Used by permission.

Carleton Connects: Professor Susannah Ottaway ’89, History

12 November 2013

Carleton’s Humanity Center

Susannah Ottaway
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