Contact Sheet

When Jack Curtis ’26 got his cancer diagnosis in June, support from his teammates poured in.

For Hannah Anousheh ’15 one of the sweetest victories of her career so far came in February 2024: the land trust where she works purchased its first residential property, one she hopes will have ripple effects in her community.

Janae Green ’10 and the rise of A Great Day in South LA, a four-hour Black history tour of her adopted neighborhood.

Zainab Waheed—a first year Carleton student—launched a career as a climate activist in fifth grade.

A Carleton academic technologist since 2001, Carly Born is the first non-Japanese U.S.-born woman to receive the renowned rank of renshi, the first rank in the teaching certification for kyudo, an ancient form of archery.

At 82, artist Donna Dennis ’64 has been in the public eye for most of her career.

As an artist, Xavier Tavera focuses on the borders—between countries and between what’s visible and what’s not.

For his senior comps, Julian White-Davis ’23 created a book of photographs of the American West. Thanks to a Watson Fellowship, his next project will take him—and his camera—around the world.

Director Lee Conrads ’12 and musical director Raymond Berg ’79 are on campus this fall working with Carleton’s theater department on a production of Indecent.

Marcus Irrthum has three requirements for his dream job: the work has to be physically strenuous, on the farm, and with animals.