Russophone Studies with Faculty Director Victoria Thorstensson

4 March 2024

The Spring 2025 Carleton program Russophone Studies in Central Asia, led by Faculty Director Victoria Thorstensson, offers a unique opportunity to build Russian language skills in the immersive cosmopolitan environment of Almaty, Kazakhstan.

student walking through forest by river and mountains

Last Judgments with Jacob Sanders ’25

27 April 2023

Jacob Sanders ’25 shares his experiences in Rome near Sant’Antonio and Padova.

Chapel in Sant’Antonio Basilica

A Review of Italian Gelato with Matt Wyffels ’23

27 April 2023

Matt Wyffels ’23, an Economics major, describes the Italian gelato he has on the History, Religion, and Urban Change in Medieval and Renaissance Rome Spring 2023 trip!

Portogallo: Example of the silver tins

Frescoes and Mosaics with Margaret De Fer ’24

27 April 2023

Margaret De Fer ’24, shares her travel experiences on the History, Religion, and Urban Change in Medieval and Renaissance Rome Spring ’23 OCS program.

One of the many walls of frescoes depicting the last days of Jesus

Globalization and Local Responses in India: Students Featured in Local Newspaper

9 March 2023

Four Carleton students, Audrey BadjouenDzouabet ’24 , Megan Cablk ’25, Grace Prince ’25, and Sigrid Edstrom ’24, who participated in the Globalization and Local Responses in India program this winter were featured in a local news paper after attending an arts and crafts festival!

Screenshot of news article

History, Culture, and Commerce: Africa and Arabia

23 January 2023

Explore archaeological and heritage sites in Zanzibar, Oman, and Bahrain on the History, Culture, and Commerce: Africa and Arabia program with Faculty Director Thabiti Willis.

student standing on beach with skyline in background

Making Public History in Boston and D.C.

2 November 2022

Serena Zabin, the faculty director for the Making Public History in Boston and D.C. program, talks about the problem of how we tell the story of the founding of the United States — especially the relationship between academia and the public story being told.

grup of students infront of the lincoln memorial

History, Religion, and Urban Change in Medieval and Renaissance Rome

10 May 2022

In this discussion with Victoria Morse and Bill North, the faculty directors for the Rome program talk about the ways that history, religion, archaeology, art, and urban studies combine to make this this Spring Term program so distinctive.

History, Religion, and Urban Change in Medieval and Renaissance Rome

Globalization and Local Responses in India

3 May 2022

Meera Sehgal and Brendan LaRocque, faculty directors for the Globalization and Local Responses in India program, talk about contemporary issues in India pertaining to economic development, gender & sexuality, and tourism, and the effects of globalization on local communities.

Globalization and Local Responses in India
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