On Monday, September 26, CSA unanimously passed a resolution in solidarity with the Sacred Stone Camp protesters against the Dakota Access Pipeline. “Solidarity is us saying we see you and we are with...

In response to student feedback and a growing demand for Carleton-sponsored transportation, Campus Services modified its transportation for this academic year. Part of the expansion is Carls-Go, a weekday...

The college has entered litigation as a result of the lawsuit filed last spring by a recent graduate, according to publicly available court records. The civil docket for the case indicates that the college...

Because she missed three CSA meetings this term, former Senator and Inter-Campus Liaison Jerrilyn Goldberg ’18 was impeached from the CSA on Monday, May 13. As mandated by CSA bylaws, a Senator with...

Like Carleton, on the other side of the Cannon, St. Olaf is experiencing student calls for change to its sexual misconduct policies. Two months ago, St. Olaf student Madeline Wilson ’16 started a nationally...

For the upcoming academic year, first Goodhue and third Myers will house freshmen only, breaking with the tradition of housing students of all years in all campus living spaces. Carleton decided to pilot...

Experimental Theater Board (ETB) is finalizing a Student Projects Committee proposal for a $20,000-$25,000 renovation of Little Nourse Theater, according to ETB board members Julia Connolly ’18 and Kate...

Due to the event’s popularity and concerns about security, the annual Superhero Dance was held last Saturday in Cowling rather than at the Grand, where it had been hosted for the past six years. The...