Social activist and American civil rights leader Julian Bond visited Carleton recently. Leigh-Anne Borkowski captured a bit of his visit and its impact upon students and faculty on campus.

Kaitlin Randolph shares this look at the beautiful but sometimes-fleeting phenomenon that is autumn on the Carleton College campus.

The flurry of sixth week ends in the Evans Kitchen, where the oompa loompas (AKA the Evans RA's) made all of the residents hot chocolate from scratch!

I just got back from the Ebony II performance in Sayles.  Ebony is a completely student-run and student-choreographed dance group that performs once a term. 

When my dad was here last weekend, he and I drove out to the Carleton Wind Turbine.  I had spent all summer telling tour groups about the turbine, but I had never actually been to it myself!

Parents weekend and an exciting care package from Grandma.

Including: SDC, DMC, and DSMSC

Sometimes at Carleton, you have one of these days.

Mid-term break offers us all the gift of time. How we use that extra day, well, that's a longer story.

Christa Owens, a resident of Musser Hall, tells the story of the legendary Muss Cup.

It's parents' weekend! My dad came to visit.

A week mostly spent studying yields a few small pleasures: a visit from a friend, pretty fall leaves, a trip to the Mall of America, Friday Flowers, an interesting talk, and some snow.