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Academic excellence is such a foundational dimension of life at Carleton that we almost take it for granted. When you pause outside a classroom to listen in on a lively…
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Readers write back: In Praise of Parks; Science and the Liberal Arts; Words Matter
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The creative output of artist David Lefkowitz ’85 seems designed to encourage us to look closer—at art, and just maybe, the broader world around us.
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With AI poised to disrupt education, Carleton’s leaders, librarians, and technologists are working to make sure it supports—not subverts—human intelligence.
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Pot is legal in Minnesota, and a Carleton alum was a key player in the push to put racial equity and economic opportunity front and center.
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As Ebony II—now Synchrony II—turns 50, Debra McCray ’76 reflects on dance, race, and magic.
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Today’s women’s varsity soccer team traces its origins to a scrappy group of athletes who launched Carleton’s first club 45 years ago.
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At 90, Bill Buffett ’55 and Kenneth Fisher ’55 look back—on life lessons, pranks, and acts of service—68 years after Carleton.
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Progress is already being made towards goals around sustainability, student support, and interdisciplinary studies in Carleton’s strategic plan.
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Chaplain Schuyler Vogel ’07 on providing welcome to people of all faiths and to those, like him, who have many more questions than answers.
