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Born brings Kyudo to Carleton
5 May 2026Born is academic technologist for digital learning experiences at Carleton — and American Kyudo Renmei president.
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A grant from the Minnesota-based Shavlik Family Foundation will advance cybersecurity training for students at Carleton and St. Olaf.
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Student farm to host mulching study
4 May 2026A grant from the Minnesota Department of Agriculture will fund new activities at Carleton’s student farm, a key part of the College’s sustainability program.
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Grant will fund waste audits in dorms
4 May 2026A grant from the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency will help the College improve its collection of compostable materials in its residence halls.
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The book is co-authored by Ingrid Case ’90 and Nat Case ’88, with contributions from Indigenous community partner Franky Jackson.
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Le ’28 Diplays Conservation Photos
16 April 2026Benedict Le ’28, a biology major, has prepared a compelling art exhibition in the Weitz titled “Conservation Conversations: An Exploration of Zoo Display.”
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Students Place Third at HeatMap Hackathon
16 April 2026Will Zhong ’28, Ellie Hopkins ’27, Yiping Zou ’27, and James Zhang ’26 were awarded third place for their submission to the HeatMap Hackathon.
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Jeong Hyun ’01, Stanford, Calif., wrote, “Our lab at Stanford University just published an article in Cell regarding the metabolic activity of adipose tissue in Crohn’s disease intestinal fibrosis. One…
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Curtis is majoring in physics at Carleton. Bring Me the News covered a recent meeting between Jack Curtis ’26 and Barstool’s Jon Gruden in a piece titled, “Jon Gruden works with…
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Hill-Maini double-majored in biology and chemistry at Carleton. Vayu Hill-Maini ’15 was featured by Chemical & Engineering News in a piece titled, “This bioengineer transforms food waste into haute cuisine.” Filamentous fungi,…