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Carleton is one of nation’s first colleges to earn new Carnegie classification for sustainability
30 September 2026The new Carnegie Elective Classification for Sustainability recognizes the integration of sustainability across the curriculum, research, operations, career preparation, and community engagement.
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Geoffrey Jing ’25 featured in New York Times story on AI start-ups
21 September 2026Jing joined the consulting firm Bain & Company after he graduated from Carleton, but left after 3 months to join a start-up that builds data sets and environments for labs developing AI models.
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Mary Precious Feutsop Ngouane ’27 selected for American Physical Society student ambassador cohort
20 September 2026Feutsop Ngouane is double-majoring in computer science and physics at Carleton.
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Four Carleton alumni selected for Japan Exchange and Teaching Program
20 September 2026Alejo Enriquez-Lynd ’26, Zaria Kelly ’25, Alek Pochan ’26, and Lucas Schattenmann ’26 were all selected.
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Stephen Mohring awarded Periclean Faculty Leader Course Grant
18 September 2026Mohring is professor of art at Carleton.
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Kost is lecturer in German and Peabody is assistant professor of German at Carleton.
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Deborah Gross, Ellen Iverson, Kristin O’Connell ’04 publish paper with Carleton alumni
15 September 2026Gross is Charles “Jim” and Marjorie Kade Professor of the Sciences. Iverson and O’Connell are both with the Science Education Resource Center at Carleton.
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Coverage included Inside Higher Ed, the Star Tribune, and CBS, among others.
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Elisabeth Haase, Joe Udelhofen, and Kevin Dolge receive innovation award for environmental health and safety
15 September 2026Haase, Udelhofen, and Dolge are all part of Environmental Health and Safety at Carleton.
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Professor Kate Meyer ’09 publishes Climate Applications for the College Mathematics Classroom
15 September 2026Meyer is assistant professor of mathematics at Carleton.
