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“We’re still here”: Indigenous organizing at Carleton

7 June 2021

Native students, professor, allies form community partnerships around Indigenous issues
by Greta Hardy-Mittell ’23
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Three 2021 grads named Carleton Paglia Post-Baccalaureate Research Fellows

9 April 2021

The program, funded by Cathy James Paglia ’74 and her husband Louis Paglia, will provide two-year R1 research opportunities for three STEM graduates.
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Gretchen Hofmeister ’85 named next Dean of the College

5 April 2021

She will assume her new duties on July 1 following the retirement of Bev Nagel ’75.
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Innovative new platform offers Carleton community informal connections in a virtual world

23 February 2021

The video-calling platform is home to many virtual Carleton spaces that have provided a backdrop to a number of academic and social activities, allowing students and faculty to connect casually and informally.
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Ishmael Maxwell ’21 earns prestigious Marshall Scholarship

8 December 2020

Ishmael Maxwell ’21 earns award to attend Queen’s University of Belfast and SOAS University of London where he will focus on the studies of conflict transformation and social justice.
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Mother-son duo provide remote Carleton internship experience

30 November 2020

Concussion Alliance connects patients with resources to manage their recovery and, most recently, established an internship program where several Carleton students have found incredible success.
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Carleton history majors publish blog post for National Council on Public History Outside link

8 October 2020

Senior history majors McLain Sidmore ’21 and Elias Levey-Swain ’21 published a blog post about the Carleton COVID-19 archive for the National Council on Public History.
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Carleton was again named a top 10 national liberal arts college by U.S. News and World Report, and the top school in the nation for undergraduate teaching Outside link

15 September 2020
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Broom Public Scholarship releases documentary in celebration of the 100th anniversary of the League of Women Voters

8 September 2020

In celebration of the 100th anniversary of the League of Women Voters, three recent Carleton graduates produced a video documentary that explores the history and future of the Northfield-Cannon Falls League of Women Voters.
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Three 2020 grads are Carleton’s first Paglia Post-Baccalaureate Research Fellows

16 June 2020

The pilot program, funded by Cathy James Paglia ’74 and her husband Louis Paglia, will provide two-year R1 research opportunities for three STEM graduates.
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