Chefs from Carleton's food service, Bon Appetit, have teamed up with the student-organized cooking club Firebellies to offer a Cooking 101 class open to all students. What's on the menu this time? Samosas, a deep-fried specialty of India.

On a typical class day, it's astonishing the depth and breadth of subjects Carleton students are studying. In this video, our intrepid video team takes to the academic hallways and favorite gathering places for a cross-section of examples.

Frisbee is just one of the not-so-serious things our students feel passionately about. If you’ve never tossed a disc, don’t worry. We asked players from Carleton’s nationally ranked Ultimate teams, CUT and Syzygy, to give you some tips on how to throw a Frisbee like you’ve been doing it your whole life.

Student volunteers showed their love for Carleton by turning out by the hundreds for the 2013 Volunteer for Carleton week. Our video team Elsa Cristofaro '16 and Robert Kaylor '16 were there to document the excitement.

Associate professor of history Serena Zabin worked with student researchers to learn more about  British soldiers involved in the 1770 Boston Massacre.

You don't actually need five scarves or three pairs of boots. But a sense of humor? Definitely!

Carleton College, St. Olaf, and the Northfield community come together to bring old blackboards to life in a creative open house at the Weitz Center for Creativity.

Elsa Cristofaro '16 heads to a football game with the Gender-Neutral Cheerboys—here to rouse some school spirit in a uniquely Carleton way.

Elsa Cristofaro brings us a look at the many clubs and activities Carleton has to offer.

Andrew Yang '15 joins Bon Appétit sous chef Gibson Price and the FireBellies student cooking club to learn how to make perfect pizza from scratch.

Convocation is a weekly event at Carleton, with experts from a variety of disciplines being asked to speak to the Carleton and Northfield community each Friday. I've found that some of the most memorable and thought-provoking convocations are the ones that focus on issues of social justice. Convo speakers featured in this video spoke on issues such as educational inequality, human trafficking, and prison reform, but the real power behind their words can be seen when talking to the students whose lives were impacted by their talks.

The students of the Cinema and Media Studies Roadtrip Off-Campus Study program took a walk through Barcelona, Spain to retrace the photographic journey of Agustí Centelles. Led by their intrepid rephotography leaders Ricard and Natasha from Arqueologia del Punt de Vista, Anna Swanson '12 offers a taste of the students' hunt for historical vantage points.