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What’s New in Sports this Week: Apr. 17- Apr. 23

Katie Hirsche, Staff Writer April 25, 2025

Women’s Track and Field The Knights competed at home at the Carleton Relays on April 19. Aliya Larsen ’26 won the 1,500-meter event in a PR of 4:43.1, while Lara Erickson ’25 and Sophie McManus...

Carleton joins court brief challenging student detentions, visa revocations

Ian Rothfeld, News Editor April 18, 2025

Last week, Carleton joined a court filing in support of a case challenging the Trump administration’s visa revocations and detentions of non-citizen students for their political views. The move, announced...

Carletwin hosts “Twinner”

Selina Lu, Staff Writer April 18, 2025

On April 10, Carletwin, the Carleton club for twins and multiples, hosted “Twinner,” a dinner for twins, in the Burton Dining Hall. The event included a variety of twins and triplets from around campus....

Northfield and Gould libraries celebrate National Library Week

Isaac Kofsky, Managing Editor April 18, 2025

From April 6-12, National Library Week was celebrated by libraries around the country, including Gould Library on Carleton’s campus and the Northfield Public Library in downtown Northfield. The week-long...

What’s New in Sports this Week: Apr. 10-Apr. 16

Katie Hirsche, Staff Writer April 18, 2025

Women’s Outdoor Track and Field Sophie McManus ’25 competed in the 5,000-meter run in at the UW-Platteville Invitational on Apr. 11 while the rest of the team competed at the Bethel Invitational on...

Carleton hosts ultimate frisbee sectionals; Eclipse qualifies for nationals, CUT and CHOP qualify for regionals

Becky Reinhold, Editor-in-Chief April 18, 2025

Last weekend, Carleton hosted 20 frisbee teams across three divisions, filling all of the typical frisbee fields and some extras for a frisbee-packed weekend. Ultimate frisbee is Carleton’s most competitive...

Carleton hosts 4th annual Maize and Blue Daize

Simon Glassenberg, News Editor April 11, 2025

From April 3-7, Carleton hosted the fourth annual Maize and Blue Daize celebration. The multi-day event centered around fostering campus community spirit and educating current students about the importance...

MSA and Carleton community celebrating Eid al-Fitr in the Great Hall.

MSA celebrates Eid al-Fitr

Uzair Khan, Staff Writer April 11, 2025

On April 5, the Muslim Student Association (MSA) held its Eid al-Fitr celebration in the Great Hall. The celebration came six days after the actual date for Eid al-Fitr this year, which took place on March...

The graph above illustrates the current number of majors in the class of 2027 based on compiled information from department chairs and the directory.

Class of 2027 declares majors

Mallory Atack, News Editor April 11, 2025

As of April 6, members of the sophomore class have officially declared their majors. Students declared a total of 31 different majors, with the two most popular majors being biology, with 73 students,...

What’s new in sports this week

Katie Hirsche, Staff Writer March 7, 2025

Women’s Track and Field The Knights placed 6th at the MIAC Indoor Track and Field Championships from Feb. 27-Mar. 1, scoring 78.25 points. Individuals and relays placing 1st-3rd received All-MIAC...

Carleton implements permanent test-optional policy

Madeleine Goldberger, Staff Writer February 28, 2025

Carleton recently announced its decision to implement a permanent test-optional policy for admissions. The change, announced on Feb. 13 in a newsletter by College President Alison Byerly, marks the college’s...

CSA candidates: who are they and what do they want?

Bax Meyer, Editor in Chief February 28, 2025

Today marks the first day of voting in the Carleton Student Association (CSA) Senate elections and candidates remain divided on several platform issues although they share common goals. Here are the presidential...

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