Bald Spot

Salman Rushdie, bestselling author of The Satanic Verses, visitied campus in October to speak about censorship.

Carleton’s Semaphore Repertory Dance Company is performing a new piece that combines modern dance with the martial art of t’ai chi.

As one of 64 Chinese nationals studying at Carleton and president of the college’s Chinese Club, Yawen Chen ’15 (Nanjing) wants to expand and nurture Carleton’s Chinese community.  “We want…

Carleton history professor Bill North estimates that his narrow office contains 3,000 books shelved by topic: ancient, medieval, and Byzantine history, art history, philosophy, Latin and Greek texts, travel accounts,…

Imagine being turned loose in a museum’s art collection and allowed to select your favorite pieces.

Notre Dame, Penn State, Auburn, and the University of North Carolina all have plans for college-licensed perfumes. Although we don’t plan to follow suit, we asked alumni what Carleton’s scent might smell like.

Last summer Carleton studio art professors Stephen Mohring and David Lefkowitz collaborated on a hole for a miniature golf course developed by the Walker Art Center.

The six faculty members who received tenure in 2013 tell us about new developments in their fields.

Marvin J. Rotblatt, namesake of Carleton’s annual intramural softball game, died on July 16, 2013, at age 85 in Evanston, Illinois.

The 529 members of the Class of 2017 hail from 45 states and 23 countries.