Campus Calendar

Thu 29

• Julie Buffalohead (begins) In-Person • Perlman Teaching Museum Kaemmer Gallery • from Perlman Teaching Museum
• 11:00am CHAT Open House (Carleton Humanities and Arts Trailer) - 5h In-Person • Front of Weitz Center for Creativity • from Center for Community and Civic Engagement
• 11:00am Round River Conservation Studies Info Table - 3h Sayles Hill Great Space • from Off-Campus Studies
• 12:00pm Classics Table - 1h In-Person • LDC East Dining Hall • from Classics
• 12:00pm Designing Your Sophomore Year - 1h Leighton 304 • from Sophomore Week
• 12:00pm ENTS Lunch Table - 1h LDC • from Environmental Studies
• 12:00pm French Table - 1h In-Person • LDC Shearer Room • from French and Francophone Studies
• 12:00pm Mesa de español - 1h In-Person • Language and Dining Center • from Spanish
• 12:00pm Special Periodic Table Takeover: Graduate Study in Chemistry and Related Fields - 1h 2nd floor of Anderson Hall in the Mohrig Lounge • from Chemistry
• 12:00pm What Matters to Me and Why Reflections - 1h In-Person • Weitz 236 (Larson Room) • from Office of the Chaplain
• 2:00pm SWA Dog Hours: Case - 1h In-Person • OHP: Sayles 162 • from Health Promotion
• 3:30pm CS Tea: Grad student panel - 1h In-Person • Olin 310 • from Computer Science
• 4:00pm Carleton College Women's Tennis vs St. Olaf College - SCRIMMAGE - 3h Northfield, MN / Pat Lamb Tennis Courts
• 4:00pm QRC Drop-in Tutoring - 2h In-Person • QRC, Libe 4th Floor • from Quantitative Resource Center
• 4:00pm Revisiting the Carleton Miscellany: An Illustrated History - 1h In-Person • Boliou 104 • from English
• 5:00pm Designing Your Sophomore Year - 1h Leighton 304 • from Sophomore Week
• 5:00pm Round River Conservation Studies Info Session - 1h Leighton 236 • from Off-Campus Studies
• 5:30pm Opening Reception for Fall Museum Exhibitions - 3h In-Person • Perlman Teaching Museum, Weitz Cinema • from Perlman Teaching Museum
• 6:00pm QRC Drop-in Tutoring - 2h In-Person • QRC, Libe 4th Floor • from Quantitative Resource Center
• 7:00pm "The Psychological Roots of Digital Echo Chambers: Understanding Political Polarization in the Digital Age" - 1h In-Person • Olin 141 • from Psychology
• 8:00pm Buddhist Meditation, Teaching, and Discussion - 1h In-Person • Chapel Main Sanctuary • from Office of the Chaplain
• 8:00pm QRC Drop-in Tutoring - 2h In-Person • QRC, Libe 4th Floor • from Quantitative Resource Center