Stories

Dr. Denise Lajimodiere’s week-long residency on campus increased visibility for Native students and prompted thoughts of healing and honest storytelling for attendees.

Indigenous students — in collaboration with select faculty members, staff representatives, and leaders of the Prairie Island Indian Community — are working to help the college address their collective strengths, traditions, and needs.

As the pandemic plays out and liberal arts colleges look to the future, President Alison Byerly aims to fortify Carleton’s collective sense of purpose.

Carls from the early ’70s reckon with the past, and look to assist their alma mater as it works to address issues of inclusion, diversity, and equity

Medical student Khuaten Maaneb de Macedo ’16, who helped treat injured protestors in the wake of George Floyd’s murder, is a tireless advocate for racial equity in the health care system.

Marty Baylor, Chair and Professor of Physics and Astronomy, received a $200,000 grant to run a national program aimed at improving physics teachers’ ability to address IDE projects in the classroom.

The campus community came together with the Prairie Island Indian Community to honor Indigenous Peoples’ Day.

A new partnership with the Schuler Education Foundation will expand access to Carleton and other liberal arts schools for high-achieving students.

Carleton stakeholders are engaged in an essential series of impassioned exchanges around issues of inclusion, diversity, and equity