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After 111 years of continuous steam plant operation, Carleton College will complete its campus-wide transition to geothermal energy this summer.
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Eight Carleton seniors named Weitz Fellows
14 May 2021Eight Carleton students from the class of 2021 were awarded a Weitz Fellowship, a Carleton-exclusive opportunity for graduating seniors in the nonprofit sector.
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In her presentation, “The Power of Student Advocacy: How Students Are Ending Hunger,” Sumekh will discuss innovative solutions to address food insecurity and low-income stigma among college students.
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Byerly was appointed to the position by a unanimous vote of the Carleton College Board of Trustees and will take office on Aug. 1, 2021.
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The greenhouse facility’s new technology advances sustainability goals, expands research opportunities.
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In her presentation, Her will discuss her work as an advocate for refugee communities in Minnesota.
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The supply drive, which raised nearly $7,000 and hundreds of supplies in just two days, was organized by Carleton students in reaction to the killing of Daunte Wright, a 20-year-old Black man, in Brooklyn Center.
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Ryan Terrien, assistant professor of physics and astronomy gets NASA support for extrasolar planet research Outside link
29 April 2021Ryan Terrien, assistant professor of physics and astronomy has been granted support from NASA to work with Eric Ford at Penn State on extrasolar planet research.
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Marty Baylor, associate professor of physics awarded SPIE Education Outreach Grant Outside link
29 April 2021Marty Baylor, associate professor of physics, has been awarded a SPIE (The international society for optics and photonics) Education Outreach Grant for her project, “Understanding Interferometry with LEGO.”
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In her presentation, titled, “Incarceration Nation: A Journey to Justice in Prisons around the World,” Dreisinger will examine the meaning of justice.
