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2021 Clery Report on crime and safety statistics published

Every year, Carleton College is required to complete the Clery Report, the annual security and fire safety report, in compliance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act. The report covers safety and security policies, emergency procedures, fire safety policies and statistics as well…

Changes to the Alcohol and Drug Policy unveiled at CSA Senate

At the Carleton Student Association Senate meeting on Monday, October 12, CSA President Jancyn Appel ’23 presented changes the college has made to its Alcohol and Drug Policy. The changes were made following the legalization of recreational use of hemp-derived marijuana under Minnesota state law.  The state recently moved to…

Dining hall workers and administration reach consensus on wage raises

With the Language and Dining Center (LDC) having lost 50% of their workers, the dining hall being highly labor intensive and high rates of dissatisfaction, it comes as little surprise that dining hall workers called for changes to their wages.  A brief timeline establishes that the negotiations between dining hall…

No Fidelity: Carleton’s music journal and imprint

NoFi also runs a music imprint. Each term, a music release accompanies the magazine release, featuring a collection of songs made by students at Carleton. Last term’s NoFi imprint release features songs by four different student-run artists and bands—St. Nexu, Paranoid Fiction, Lele Beats and Solitary Wind Turbines—and the playlist…

Feminism, Girlbosses and Elizabeth Holmes

Over spring break, my mother and I decided to watch the new television series on Hulu “The Dropout” which discussed the story of Elizabeth Holmes, founder of ‘Theranos.’ Prior to this, we had listened to the podcast together, read every bit of news on her, and were constantly staying up…

Professors Contextualize the Russia-Ukraine Conflict

From news broadcasts to social media to conversations amongst students, Russia’s recent invasion of Ukraine has certainly been on everyone’s mind. But what exactly happened? What are the implications? Carleton professors broke it down. Political science professors Christina Farhart, Dev Gupta, Greg Marfleet and chair of the department Tun Myint,…