Carleton students recently began an encampment in support of Palestine on the Chapel lawn during the college Board of Trustees’ scheduled May 8-10 visit. The 12-tent encampment, according to leaders...
We write today to express our support for the Carleton Student Association's Resolution for Divestment from the State of Israel, in Solidarity with the People of Palestine in Support of a Full Ceasefire....
This year’s Carleton Student Association (CSA) Senate elections for executive positions, class representatives and college council liaisons are open from Friday, Feb. 16 through Sunday, Feb. 18. Students...
One of the CSA treasurer’s main responsibilities is working with student organizations who are requesting funding and determining how to balance the CSA budget. CSA treasurer candidates Jamie Klein...
Last Saturday, Feb. 10th, seven student groups competed for fellowship prizes to fund their startup projects designed to address pertinent needs. Working with alumni coaches on how to pitch their ideas,...
Women’s Track and Field
The Knights put on a strong showing at the home meet “Meet of the Hearts” on Feb. 10th, also honoring their seniors. Mary Blanchard ’24 set a season’s best (5:07.36)...
As students returned to campus for winter term, one thing stuck out: the lack of snow. A notable feature of Carleton is its harsh and snowy winter, but this year has been noticeably warmer and more slushy.
This...
As a new host of high school seniors eagerly await college decisions, a few Carleton-hopefuls have been rewarded for taking a chance and showing commitment. Early decision round 1 (ED1) results were released...
Women’s Cross Country
The Knights claimed the DIII NCAA Cross Country title on Nov. 18, completing an undefeated season and becoming only the second team in Carleton history to win a national title....
Before we proceed, I must admit something important: I’m a wimp. Scary movies have never been my thing at any point. I like some of the classics, but their dated effects allow me to appreciate their...
It hadn’t even been a full three weeks since I got to Carleton, and I already missed my mom’s cooking. Maybe ‘missed’ is the wrong word, perhaps too strong to describe what I felt. I don’t even...
