Childhood Betrayed and Regained
When he was six, Fred Lessing ’58 (1936–2025) was hidden from the Nazis. As an adult, he made the spirit of the child a way of life and healing.
Country Doctor
Dr. Tom Dean ’67 gathered good ideas from the greater world, starting at Carleton, then brought them home to South Dakota.
Data Justice
How a Carleton statistics project is making a real-world impact in one of Minneapolis’s most diverse neighborhoods.
Everything Around Me Came to Life
An excerpt from Yet Here I Am, the new memoir by Jonathan Capehart ’89
Bald Spot: News from Around & Beyond Campus
90 Years of the Voice
Key Moments from from nine decades of Carleton’s alumni magazine
50 Years of Lunges and Logic
Russ Petricka has retired after half a century of math tutoring and aerobics instruction.
Runway Revival
Carleton recently hosted a community fashion show of wearable artworks made from recycled, upcycled, and reused materials.
More Bald Spot: Voice wins Silver
