On Feb. 4, the Carleton Democrats (CarlDems) held a talk with Rep. Kristi Pursell titled “What’s going on in Minnesota?” Pursell represents District 58A, which includes Northfield, Dundas, Lonsdale,...
On Feb. 6, , the Philosophy Department hosted a talk from a candidate for its postdoctoral position titled “What Do Large Language Models Understand? And What Do We Understand About LLMs?” The talk...
The Language Center, the Office of International Student Life (ISL) and the Writing Center have recently begun collaborating on a student-led project to produce a contribution-based annual zine with submissions...
On Thursday, Jan. 16, the Carleton College chapter of the Alexander Hamilton Society (AHS) had its first meeting in Hasenstab Hall after three years since the previous chapter disbanded. The chapter...
The Trump administration’s recent immigration policies expand the authority of federal immigration officials, such as Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials, allowing them to enter previously...
Next fall, the cognitive science program and linguistics departments will merge into one department. The merger proposal was approved by Provost Michelle Mattson in Fall 2024, said Catherine Fortin, current...
At exactly 2:07 a.m. on Sat., Jan. 11, a procession of hooded figures entered Boliou 104, immediately drawing the attention of the students crowded in the classroom. The audience arrived following the...
As the temperatures in Northfield once again drop and the snow starts to stick, many students raise the question of why Carleton students can't use the tunnel system. Opened in 1910, the first tunnels...
Resident Assistants (RAs) and peer leaders are some of the first students that incoming freshmen meet when they come to campus. They join new student week groups, lead CarlTalks (including one about consent)...
As we near the end of the term with only one more week ahead of us, we also begin to think about ways to spend the six long weeks between fall and winter term. Though you may be busy with travel or externships,...
On Nov. 7-8, Carleton College hosted Salvadoran best-selling author Javier Zamora for multi-day, campus-wide programming. Zamora is known for his memoir "Solito," in which he recounts his experience crossing...
Septimus Chen, Contributing Writer
• November 15, 2024
Walking down the long corridor of Student Health and Counseling (SHAC), one can easily find Mr. Kenneth Hanna’s office by its distinct, soothing aroma. “My wife made the incense herself,” Hanna said....
