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Knights progress to NCAA Championships

Mallory Atack, Beat Writer November 17, 2023

On Saturday, Nov. 11, the Carleton men’s and women’s soccer teams progressed to the NCAA Championships after receiving at-large bids, allowing them to skip past the preliminary matches and qualify...

Visiting Professor Laura Levitt delivers talk on book “The Objects that Remain”

Isaac Kofsky, Beat Writer November 17, 2023

On Thursday, Nov. 9, Visiting Professor Dr. Laura Levitt gave a talk in Leighton 305 about her book “The Objects that Remain,” a memoir that examines the ways that we as a society use the objects left...

Students raise $900 for Mutual Aid Myanmar

Ellie Simon, Beat Writer November 17, 2023

In week 8, students from Myanmar — also known as Burma — collaborated with the Peace, Conflict, and Democracy (PCD) cohort of the Center for Community and Civic Engagement (CCCE) to host a fundraising...

What’s new in sports this week: 11/11-11/17

Katie Hirsche, Staff Writer November 17, 2023

Women’s Cross Country The No. 2 Knights claimed a decisive victory at the NCAA DIII North Region on Nov. 11, placing 5 runners in the top 22 runners and beating several strong teams in one of the...

Chaplain’s Office hosts Zen Buddhist Meditation

Ellie Simon, Beat Writer November 10, 2023

Last Sunday, Nov. 5, the Chaplain's Office hosted a Zen Buddhist Meditation in Skinner Memorial Chapel. The mediation was led by Minnesota Zen Center guiding teacher Ted O'Toole and was open to all students....

What’s new this week in sports: 11/4-11/11

Katie Hirsche, Staff Writer November 10, 2023

Women’s Soccer The Knights played a tough, competitive game with St. Catherine on Nov. 4, losing 1-0 and getting 14 shots off on one of the strongest defenses and best goalkeepers in the country....

LASO and Chaplain’s Office co-host Dia de Los Muertos Celebration

Isaac Kofsky, Beat Writer November 10, 2023

On Thursday, Nov. 2, the Latin American Student Organization (LASO) and the Office of the Chaplain co-hosted a Día de Los Muertos celebration that took place in the Great Hall. Students from both Carleton...

Cows, colleges and Commanders-in-Chief: President Biden visits Dutch Creek Farms

Ben More, Editor-in-Chief November 10, 2023

On Wednesday, Nov. 1, President Joe Biden visited Dutch Creek Farms in Northfield to tour the farm and deliver remarks on his administration’s plans for rural America.   Dutch Creek Farms,...

Israel-Palestine conflict sparks polarizing reactions on campus

Tripp Tokioka, News Editor November 10, 2023

The Israel-Palestine conflict has been pushed to the forefront of campus discourse in the wake of the 2023 war between Israel and Hamas, the political organization governing the Palestinian-controlled...

Carleton hosts first Red Cross blood drive of the year

Bea Culligan, News Editor November 10, 2023

On Monday, Oct. 30, and Tuesday, Oct. 31, Carleton hosted a blood drive in collaboration with the Red Cross. The blood drive is one of three that will occur over the 2023-2024 academic year. The Center...

What’s new in sports this week

Katie Hirsche, Staff Writer November 3, 2023

Women’s Cross Country The No. 3 Knights claimed a fantastic victory and second consecutive MIAC title over a competitive St. Olaf team, scoring just 25 points and putting 8 athletes in the top 21,...

Archaeological Methods students take a field trip to Grand Meadow Chert Quarry

Archaeological Methods students take a field trip to Grand Meadow Chert Quarry

Ellie Simon, Beat Writer November 3, 2023

On Saturday, Oct. 7, the class of ARCN 246: Archaeological Methods embarked on a field trip to Grand Meadow Chert Quarry Archaeological and Cultural Preserve in Mower County, Minnesota. The site, located...

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