On Wednesday, Oct. 16, students, faculty and staff gathered in Leighton Hall to listen to Dr. Cynthia Chapman deliver a talk about the role of the Bible and religion in the American political landscape. The...

Women’s Cross Country The Knights, the defending National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) champions, maintained their Number 1 ranking in the North Region and moved up to Number 11 in the nation...

On Thursday, Oct. 17, Professor of Religious Studies Michael McNally and Professor of History Susannah Ottaway brought students in their classes — Native American Religions (Religion 130)  and Food...

On Sunday, Sept. 29, applications closed for externships, a type of internship that are exclusively offered to Carleton students during their winter break. Externships are typically offered through Carleton...

Classes have started back up at Carleton, but there’s one notable change to many student’s schedules: the PE curriculum has been altered significantly. The wide variety of PE courses taught by Carleton...

College President Alison Byerly shared a draft of a proposed new Framework for Sustainability, Climate Action, and Environmental Justice with the school community on September 19. The document marks a...

Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2024, is Election Day, a time when citizens across the country will head to the polls to make their voices heard on a variety of issues and candidates, most notably the presidential election....

I can be the dumbest cluck when it comes to watching movies sometimes. I may be a “film critic” by some loose definition, but that doesn’t mean I know everything. For example, I got the SUMO programming...

On Wednesday May 8, students, faculty, staff and community members filled the Weitz Atrium to witness student and faculty performers share poems in languages other than English, especially those that have...

What’s up with the exclamation point in the title of “Airplane!”? It feels like a nickel sarcastically tossed into the hat of a street performer. It’s a half-hearted gesture that draws attention...

From May 2–5, Carleton Theater put on their spring play, “Intimate Apparel,” which was written by Lynn Nottage and set in 1905 New York City. It follows a young African-American woman who works as...

On Saturday, May 4, students and Northfield community members filled the chapel to watch Carleton’s-a-Drag’s spring term show, titled “The Last Refrain of Carleton Confessions”. This was the first...