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Hughes studied Spanish at Carleton.
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Anthony has received a Lifetime Achievement Award for Excellence in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.
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Printmaker Amos Paul Kennedy Jr. to deliver Carleton convocation marking beginning of Black History Month
6 February 2025Kennedy’s work as a printmaker reflects his visionary understanding of history and politics. -
New York Times publishes obituary for groundbreaking lesbian photographer Cathy Cade ’63
7 January 2025Cade studied sociology at Carleton. -
Wonsley studied women’s and gender studies at Carleton.
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Meredith McCoy publishes piece about teaching Native American Heritage Month for TIME: Made By History
25 November 2024McCoy is assistant professor of American studies and history at Carleton. -
Social documentarian Matika Wilbur to deliver Carleton convocation on dismantling Native American stereotypes
8 November 2024Wilbur is a critically acclaimed social documentarian belonging to the Swinomish and Tulalip peoples of coastal Washington. -
Meredith McCoy interviewed for K–12 Dive piece on Native Americans in school curriculum
17 October 2024McCoy is assistant professor of American studies and history at Carleton. -
Green majored in cinema and media studies at Carleton.
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Senator Patricia Torres Ray to deliver convocation on ‘immigration as statement of conscience’
2 October 2024Torres Ray is a former member of the Minnesota Senate, where she represented District 63 for 16 years. -
Baylor is professor of physics at Carleton.
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Liu-Spencer is cataloging and digital services librarian at Carleton.
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McCoy is assistant professor of American studies and history at Carleton.
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Matthew Watowich ’21 featured in story on next generation of LGBTQ+ healthcare providers
31 May 2024Watowich studied biology at Carleton. -
Disability justice and accessibility featured by latest Perlman Teaching Museum exhibit
1 April 2024The exhibit, “Towards a Warm Embrace,” displays the works of Finnegan Shannon ’11 and Ezra Benus. -
History students gain hands-on experience by using printmaking to create and study protest art.
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Filmmaker, photographer, and author Dudley Edmondson to deliver Carleton convocation on his career in nature
6 February 2024Dudley Edmondson is a renowned nature photographer, filmmaker, and author whose work has put a spotlight on African American involvement in the Public Land System. -
Carleton joins amicus brief supporting DACA students
6 February 2024The amicus brief is signed by 168 total colleges, universities, institutions, and nonprofits. -
Herman will deliver a convocation address titled, “EMBRACE: On kinship” at Carleton on Friday, January 19 from 10:50 to 11:50 a.m. in Skinner Chapel.
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Ministering to the Carleton that is and could be: Q&A with new chaplain Schuyler Vogel ’07
6 September 2023Schuyler Vogel ’07 began work as a chaplain’s associate in his junior year at Carleton. Sixteen years later, he is back on campus, hired to carry on his mentor’s legacy and establish his own vision as… -
Carleton ends legacy admissions
31 August 2023Carleton will no longer take into consideration an applicant’s legacy status when determining whether to offer them admission to the College. -
Ida Downwind, Elder-in-Residence at Carleton for 2023, made her first visit to campus in January.
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Carleton College names Dina Zavala inaugural vice president for inclusion, equity and community
22 February 2023Zavala will head a new office charged with advancing the Community Plan for Inclusion, Diversity, and Equity. -
Carleton economics department receives American Economic Association award for achievement in diversity and inclusion
1 February 2023The winners of the award were announced in January.
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Inclusive Leadership Skills: IDE Foundations
28 October 2024In this workshop, facilitated by Chris Haigh, the group engaged in a learning journey together to create a shared meaning of DEI work. They discussed and assessed the leadership skills…
