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Maya Stovall ’23 and Siena Leone-Getten ’21 collaborate with former Minn Gov. Arne Carlson on protecting the state’s drinking water Outside link

9 April 2021

Carleton students Maya Stovall ’23 and Siena Leone-Getten ’21 collaborated with former Minnesota Governor Arne Carlson to write an op-ed published by MinnPost on the importance of protecting the state’s drinking water.
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Professors Michael McNally and Shana Sippy collaborate with Twin Cities Public Television to present “Sacred Minnesota,” a series of four documentary shorts Outside link

8 April 2021

Developed through community partnerships established over the past 12 years by Carleton professors Michael McNally and Shana Sippy, Sacred Minnesota is a series of four documentary shorts that share stories…
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Associate professor of political science Tun Myint shares his own experience as a student leader in the 1988 democracy movement in Myanmar. Outside link

11 March 2021

Associate professor of political science Tun Myint wrote about his own experience as a student leader in the 1988 democracy movement in Myanmar for this op-ed in The New York…
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Assistant professor of political science Christina Farhart’s working paper on conspiracy theories and politics receives New York Times mention Outside link

3 February 2021
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Professor of social sciences and economics Nathan Grawe discusses new book, “The Agile College” Outside link

26 January 2021
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Becky Boling, Stephen R. Lewis, Jr. Professor of Spanish and the Liberal Arts, Emerita, publishes pandemic poem, “Isolation View from a Window” Outside link

18 January 2021
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Jonathan Capehart ’89 launches historic show on MSNBC Outside link

14 December 2020

Congratulations to Jonathan Capehart ’89 on the historic launch of The Sunday Show on MSNBC. Hear from Capehart on his journey to achieving his dream of being a news journalist and becoming the anchor of his own show.
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Director of off-campus studies Helena Kaufman discusses the delicate balance of keeping study abroad programs afloat amid the pandemic Outside link

4 December 2020
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Notable civil liberties lawyer Chris Hansen ’69 discusses the rise and fall of gene patents in Planet Money, a podcast produced by NPR. Outside link

30 November 2020
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Vera Chang ’08 discusses her research on forces of social change and policy shifts in the nation’s food industry Outside link

24 November 2020
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