Dacie Moses House’s modest size belies its massive significance as one of Carleton’s most beloved landmarks. Work to restore the legendary “cookie house” has been progressing since the beginning...
COLLEGEVILLE, Minn. – Carleton College women's swimming and diving team won 14 of 16 events in their dual win against the College of Saint Benedict. The final score of the meet was 203-97.
Zoe Morton...
This Friday and Saturday, Jan. 26 and 27, the Cave will be hosting a brand-new event called CaveFest. The event is essentially a festival where both professional and student bands will be playing throughout...
Last weekend, Jan. 20 - 21, Carleton’s Mock Trial team attended the Scarlet and Cream Invitational in Lincoln, Nebraska. Mock trial teams from across the country came to compete at the University of...
COLLEGEVILLE, Minn. – The Carleton College men's swimming & diving team won five events during its dual meet at Saint John's University, but the Knights came up short with a final score of 156-144.
Carleton...
On Thursday, Jan. 18, Princeton University Professor Jack Tannous gave the Ira T. Wender Lecture in Middle East Studies. His talk was titled “From Syriac to Arabic: The Rise of Arabic as a Christian...
Last Friday’s convocation, given by voting rights-focused lawyer Lis Frost, centered around election litigation and pressing threats to our right to vote. Through her talk, Frost guided her audience...
On Sunday, Jan. 14, dozens of students, faculty, staff and community members gathered in the Skinner Memorial Chapel for a service of remembrance and celebration honoring the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther...
Women’s Swimming and Diving:
The Knights claimed a 174-126 victory over Gustavus Adolphus for the final home dual meet of the season, beating the Gusties for the first time in six years. Grace Hou...
On Jan. 5, 2023, Dr. Anthony Abraham Jack kicked off winter term’s convocation series with a powerful speech on the first-generation experience. Acclaimed author of “The Privileged Poor: How Elite...
As students returned to campus for winter term, one thing stuck out: the lack of snow. A notable feature of Carleton is its harsh and snowy winter, but this year has been noticeably warmer and more slushy.
This...
Rabbi Shoshana Dworsky, Carleton’s Jewish chaplain, is set to retire by the end of the year. Dworsky, known as “Shosh” by many students on campus, has been the chaplain for Jewish and interreligious...
