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Carleton makes major revisions to PE course offerings

Mallory Atack, News Editor September 27, 2024

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...

Carleton shifts sustainability goals

Clare O'Connor, Copy Editor September 27, 2024

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...

Sports: summer, preseason

Katie Hirsche, Staff Writer September 27, 2024

Recaps, schedules and live results can be found at https://athletics.carleton.edu.  Women’s Cross Country Number 12 in the country and number one in the north region, the defending NCAA champions,...

CCCE and CarlDems work on Carleton voter turnout

Simon Glassenberg, Beat Writer September 27, 2024

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....

This week in sports

Katie Hirsche, Staff Writer May 24, 2024

Women’s Track and Field The Knights sent three athletes to the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships from May 23-25 in South Carolina. Helen Cross `24 qualified as the 21st seed in the 1,500-meter...

ENTS comps concludes after rocky start

Bax Meyer, Managing Editor May 24, 2024

Students participating in the Carleton Environmental Studies Program’s (ENTS) comps this year experienced numerous problems and changes to its comps structure for the class of 2024. The comps, the cumulative...

Board of Trustees responds to calls for divestment

Bax Meyer and Cindy Zhao May 24, 2024

Carleton’s Students for Justice in Palestine’s (SJP) encampment reached its second week of being up since its inauguration fifteen days ago. The encampment hopes to, in part, get Carleton’s endowment...

Students gather outside Laird for a protest in favor of divesting

Students stage sit-in at Laird Hall

Ian Rothfeld, Bax Meyer, and Becky Reinhold May 24, 2024

On Friday, May 17, Carleton’s Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) staged a sit-in in Laird Hall. Laird, which holds classes as well as the offices of the President and Provost, was closed to students...

Rising sophomores begin preparing for room draw

Cindy Zhao, News Editor May 17, 2024

With the recent rising juniors finishing up their room draw, the majority of the rising sophomore class will soon draw their rooms from the remaining dorm halls: Watson, Myers, Goodhue and Musser.    According...

Office of the Chaplain hosts Yom HaShoah service with guest speaker Dr. Laura Levitt

Isaac Kofsky, Viewpoint Editor May 17, 2024

On Sunday May 12, students, faculty, staff and Northfield community members gathered in the Skinner Memorial Chapel to observe Yom HaShoah, Holocaust Remembrance Day. The keynote speaker for the service...

Sam Zachs at Carleton's game vs St. Olaf

This week in Sports 5/10 – 5/16

Katie Hirsche, Staff Writer May 17, 2024

Women’s Track and Field The Knights finished fifth with 91.5 points at the MIAC Outdoor Championships, turning in many strong performances, including All-MIAC (1-3 individual and relay) and All-MIAC...

This week in sports: May 3 – May 8

Katie Hirsche, Staff Writer May 10, 2024

Women’s Cross Country The 2023 National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) DIII National Championship team was recognized at a Minnesota Twins vs. Red Sox game on May 5, with head coach Donna...

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