Field Guide

“Not only were they good, but they were really supporting each other. I said to myself, ‘That is the team I want to play for.’ ”

“Although the garden is designed to be viewed from the shelter, it also provides a contemplative forest stroll. You can circumambulate the garden through the trees and come out by the stone lake.”

“I’ve never worked so hard in my life. On the other hand, I’ve never been so excited.”

“Walking into Scoville, I’m reminded of both the historical and the natural significance of Carleton’s locale.”

Carleton has hosted special events for seniors during the week leading up to graduation for most of its history, even if the lineup was a bit different 100 years ago.…

“If you spend 25 years anywhere, you’re going to have some spatial sentimental attachment. But we’re reproducing the best parts of Mudd in the new building.”

“We always say, ‘You can get a bison to do whatever it wants to do.’ ”

For a school that doesn’t offer a major in photography, Carleton has produced many stellar photographers. We asked some of them to share a favorite image and the story behind…

In an era when yearbooks were designed to last a lifetime, the 1929 Algol still stands out. Led by editor Jack Pank ’30, the staff set out to create a…

Like many creative endeavors, the Bookmark Project was born of boredom. Chelsea Wagner ’14 and Anya Zach ’15 were spending the summer of 2012 working in Gould Library, transferring books…