Winter 2018

Via Email Ezra Levin, Leah Greenberg, and Sara Clough’s work on Indivisible is a credit to the Carleton spirit and deserves hearty applause [“One Nation, Indivisible,” fall]. Noting, though, that direct activism involves only a…

Cocurricular activities are an important component of a liberal arts education. They teach students lessons about themselves and their relationships with others that can’t be learned from textbooks or lectures. Carleton’s thriving athletics program is an excellent example of this.

Visiting Hawaiian dancers taught students about both ancient and modern hula traditions.

Carleton may have more than 200 student organizations, but there’s always room for a few more.

Longtime civil rights activist Rev. Al Sharpton visited campus on November 7, 2017.

August Lindgren-Ruby ’20 is sharing his ambient music creations with an audience of more than 1,000 people on SoundCloud, an online music sharing platform.

Bike sharing is back at Carleton.

Stephan Zweifel, professor of biology, explains.

From Worst. President. Ever. James Buchanan, the POTUS Rating Game, and the Legacy of the Least of the Lesser Presidents

Physical education professor and soccer coach Bob Carlson is traveling with a group of Carleton students in the United Kingdom and Spain winter term to investigate how sports and society intersect.