On Monday, Oct. 30, and Tuesday, Oct. 31, Carleton hosted a blood drive in collaboration with the Red Cross. The blood drive is one of three that will occur over the 2023-2024 academic year. The Center...
Women’s Cross Country
The No. 3 Knights claimed a fantastic victory and second consecutive MIAC title over a competitive St. Olaf team, scoring just 25 points and putting 8 athletes in the top 21,...
On Saturday, Oct. 7, the class of ARCN 246: Archaeological Methods embarked on a field trip to Grand Meadow Chert Quarry Archaeological and Cultural Preserve in Mower County, Minnesota. The site, located...
The Northfield City Council recently discussed new plans to alter downtown parking, with a company called Interstate Parking Company at the helm.
In July, the Northfield City Council met to discuss...
“This book narrates the end of the world, when the wicked will be punished and the just vindicated.” This is what was said of the Book of Revelation, of which students in Religion 322: “Apocalypse...
Carleton College’s Economics department welcomed Dr. Thomas J. Sargent for its annual Veblen-Clark Lectureship. Dr. Sargent shared the 2011 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics with Dr. Richard Sims for...
Football
While the Knights suffered a loss to #8 St. John’s on October 14th, falling 63-7, Ntense Obono ’25 scored a touchdown reception (the 19th of his career) to mark his place at sixth in Carleton’s...
Carleton seems to be on track to adopt one of the most aggressive carbon neutrality programs of any liberal arts college. The Board of Trustees appears likely to formally approve a proposal for Carleton...
Student Health and Counseling has started their annual vaccination clinic, which has been happening since at least 1998. While it has previously only included the annual influenza vaccine, this year’s...
In the wake of the recent escalation in Israel and Gaza, many Jewish students have noted the recent rise in antisemitism that they’ve seen on campus, both online and in person. The Jewish Students of...
This past weekend, Carleton parents, siblings, aunts, uncles, cousins, grandparents, friends and loved ones from across the globe traveled to Northfield to visit their Carleton students. From Friday, Oct....
On Wednesday, October 11, the Carleton Chapel celebrated National Coming Out Day with a service co-organized by the Gender and Sexuality Center (GSC) and the Office of the Chaplain. The reflective and...
