Room draw. It is an inescapable part of the Carleton system, feared by many, attempted to be outsmarted by some, loathed by all. Countless horror stories surround it, at this point almost legend — back stabbings, betrayals and last minute disasters that find their unfortunate recipients deep in the bowels…
Soren Eversoll
Carleton’s student-run music venue, The Cave, is finally back in business. Founded in 1927, the original goals of The Cave were simple; A Carletonian article published in 1935 stipulated this mission statement: “a place where students [can] gather informally to dance, talk, and indulge in skillful methods of doing nothing…
The U.S. News & World Report. Its university and liberal arts college rankings are awaited anxiously each year by parents, students and members of higher education. There is no ranking system that dominates the college admissions process more than U.S. News, who annually attest to its rigorous scoring system, built…
I am fascinated by the way Italians live. For that matter, most Europeans — but the Italians are in a class all of their own. After spending nearly a month in Rome on the Carleton Architectural Studies in Europe Off Campus Study (OCS) this winter, I felt like I had…