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Out of This World: Carleton Physics Professor helps build spectrograph for NASA

21 July 2021

Assistant professor of physics Ryan Terrien ‘09 worked with colleagues from across the nation to build an astronomical spectrograph for NASA.
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Eight Carleton seniors named Weitz Fellows

14 May 2021

Eight 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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Carleton greenhouse installs Heliospectra lights and control system

6 May 2021

The greenhouse facility’s new technology advances sustainability goals, expands research opportunities.
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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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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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The right bird’s song: Biology professor and musician uncover the inspiration behind Antonín Dvořák’s “American” String Quartet

10 February 2021

Towsley Professor of Biology Mark McKone and his husband David Beccue discuss their recent research and scholarly paper that digs into both music history and ecology—all within a familiar musical movement that was inspired by a bird.
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Humanities Center announces Summer Research Circles surrounding issues of racism and systemic inequality

4 August 2020

The Humanities Center Research Circles are an opportunity for faculty to engage in scholarly conversations and exploration during a time when the COVID-19 pandemic has necessitated physical separation.
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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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Charisse Burden-Stelly awarded postdoctoral scholarship to study reactionary politics around race and capitalism Outside link

29 May 2020
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Carleton SWAs graphics explain why teleconferencing has people feeling fatigued Outside link

28 May 2020
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