Gao Hong Dice, performance activities coordinator in music and lecturer in Chinese musical instruments at Carleton College, will be featured on an upcoming episode of Twin Cities Public Television’s (TPT) “Minnesota Original.” The episode, entitled “Gao Hong and Butterfly,” is slated to air on TPT 2 on Sunday, Oct. 16 at 6 p.m. CDT. The episode also airs on TPT’s Minnesota channel on Sunday at 10 p.m. CDT and on TPT’s Life channel on Monday, Oct. 17 at 7 p.m.

Carleton student photographers captured images from various events during the week, including a concert by the Kronos Quartet, Carls participating in Northfield’s CROP Walk and an outdoor showing on the Bald Spot of Toy Story 3.

Carleton student photographer Niko Duffy ’13 captured one of the students’ most-loved events of the school year, as Spring Concert 2011 featured a top line-up of bands and some well-deserved great weather behind the rec center.

Student photographer Khant Khant Kyaw ’11 captured some amazing images of the Ragamala Dance performance of Sthree, a stunning convergence of dance, music, and text that brings to the present the beauty of the Sangam Period of history.

Carleton College will commemorate the 40th anniversary of Earth Day with a series of campus and community events, and invites the Northfield community to celebrate this important event.

This gallery features pictures from the piano burning performance held on the Bald Spot at Carleton College on April, 30 2009.

Our “Week in Pictures” photo feature returns for the spring term, as the Carleton campus is abuzz with a wide variety of student activities. Aaron Kaufman’s senior concert, the synchronized swimming team’s annual spring show, Irish guitarist Dáithí Sproule and wind musician Laura MacKenzie’s concert, and sports action photos from men’s and women’s tennis, along with baseball and softball, highlight our images this week.

The Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebration, held at Carleton’s Skinner Memorial Chapel on Monday, Jan. 19, is now available for viewing via streaming video. The event featured guest speaker Mary Easter, Rae Schupack Nathan Professor of Dance and the Performing Arts, emerita, as well as musical performances by the Northfield Youth Concert Choir and Jamaal Magee ’10 (Chicago). The event was co-sponsored by the Northfield Human Rights Commission, which presented its 2009 Human Rights Award to Cherif Keita, professor of French and Francophone studies, as part of the evening’s celebration.