You might not know it if you didn’t look for the signs down by the river, but early last summer Northfield experienced record-setting flooding. Just after most students left for the summer, Minnesota...

It’s very rare that the Rice County criminal court hears insanity pleas from College students, but Jen Ericsen ’25 isn’t afraid of pushing boundaries and breaking constricting social norms. “People...

Over the last few weeks, many first-years may have received emails regarding an event called First-Year Fall Day, promising joys such as t-shirts, snacks and tote bags to decorate. What the first years...

With fall term rapidly progressing, many students are struggling with mental and emotional well-being. To help Carleton students find an outlet to express their feelings and receive needed support, Student...

Over the last few months, many students across Carleton’s campus have been upset about the decision to get rid of student-taught P.E. classes, due to the limitations it puts on options and scheduling....

Here at the Carletonian, we know one of the most daunting things about starting college is the potential of life in a dorm, and everything that comes with it. So we’ve surveyed our staff members and...

Many Carleton students and faculty have been complaining about something called Brain Rot. Not knowing that this is a type of social media content, the Carleton Neuroscience Department took it upon themselves...

PDA, or public displays of affection, we all know it, love it and definitely do not engage in it during West Coast Swing. Nor would any couple or group of individuals engaging in said practice be called...

The Carletonian was shocked to receive a disturbing anonymous tip about some proposed changes to the introductory psychology class at Carleton late on Monday night. The student, who seemed frantic to the...