The Carletonian

Religion Professor Receives Prestigious Mellon Grant

Meredith Oldham • May 20, 2018

Limited Dance Studio Space Creates Scheduling Conflicts

Lizzy Ehren • May 20, 2018

Kelly Connole Discusses the Junior Art Show

Sarah Lieberman • May 8, 2018

Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra Delivers an Innovative Performance with Acclaimed Violinist

Amelia Broman • May 8, 2018

CAMS Students and Alumni Accepted to Film Festival at Lawrence University

Amelia Broman • April 29, 2018

Nine Carleton students and alumni in the Cinema and Media Studies department had their work accepted to this year’s Associated Colleges of the Midwest Film Conference and Festival, which took place...

“Assassins” review: A Political Musical Repurposed for the Trump Era

Mackenzie Smith • April 29, 2018

Assassins is a very different show now than when it opened Off- Broadway in 1990. In a pre-Trump era, the show’s opening lines, “Hey, pal—feelin’ blue/Don’t know what to do/Hey, pal—I mean...

QuIRK-sponsored Speaker Discusses Intersection of Stats and Activism

Amelia Broman • April 20, 2018

Center for Global and Regional Studies Seeks to Unite Disparate Programs

Ellie Grabowski • April 20, 2018

An interview with the Mind Behind Carleton Memes 2.0

Rajkumar Raiyani • April 20, 2018

Center for Global and Regional Studies Seeks to Unite Separate Programs

Ellie Grabowski • April 14, 2018

Since this past January, students and faculty in a wide variety of academic departments and programs have been benefiting from the recently created Center for Global and Regional Studies (CGRS). According...

Taking Leave Can Lead to Unforeseen Consequences

Lizzy Ehren • April 14, 2018

Every term, about 35 Carleton students choose to take medical or non-medical leave, according to Assistant Dean of Students Sindy Fleming. To take leave from Carleton a student must complete a request...

Ross Elfline Discusses Queer Video Exhibit

Hill Tiguila • April 14, 2018

Associate Professor of Art History Ross Elfline is the curator of “Failure and Virtuosity: Queer Contemporary Video,” a video instillation in Carleton’s Perlman Teaching Museum. In this Q&A,...