Posts tagged with “Student Life” (All posts)
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‘We need the theatre, couldn’t, couldn’t do without it. Could we?’: Carleton produces Anton Chekov’s The Seagull, adapted by Anya Reiss
21 October 2025As the Carleton Players gear up to perform The Seagull, cast and crew reflect on the show, its meaning, and why audiences should come see it.
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Game Changer Endowed Fund, Donna and Dave Ricks Endowed Fund join suite of support for physical education, athletics, and recreation at Carleton
14 October 2025To celebrate and support Physical Education, Athletics, and Recreation (PEAR) at Carleton, John Winter ’85 and Kate Ainsworth Lovrien ’96 have joined a long tradition of Carls establishing endowed funds at the College.
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Sasha Monks ’26 explores interest in reproductive health at summer internship with Southern Birth Justice Network
8 October 2025Monks interned in Miami with the Southern Birth Justice Network, a nonprofit promoting access to midwife and birth-related services in the South Florida community.
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Sam Watson-Stevens ’27 reflects on summer internship with Exoneration Project in Chicago
8 October 2025Watson-Stevens discusses his summer internship, how Carleton helped him prepare for it, the meaning in his work, and the future.
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Jack Curtis ’26 featured by CBS News, Star Tribune for commitment to Carleton Football despite cancer diagnosis
26 September 2025Curtis is majoring in physics at Carleton.
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Carleton professors ranked number one for 15th straight year by U.S. News and World Report, Carleton remains top 10 liberal arts college
23 September 2025U.S. News and World Report ranked Carleton number ten for national liberal arts colleges, and once again named it as the number one school for undergraduate teaching.
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Rafael Volkamer-Pastor ’27 named Newman Civic Fellow for 2025–26
12 September 2025The Newman Civic Fellowship recognizes Volkamer-Pastor for using his Spanish language skills to narrow the digital divide in his community.
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Joanne Chung ’26 featured in University of Michigan piece about public policy summer institute
19 August 2025Chung is double majoring in economics and political science and international relations at Carleton.
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The College was selected by FirstGen Forward for the organization’s new class of Network Champions.
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Borowski, a double major in political science and international relations and religion, shares his journey in creating one of his senior comps projects.
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