Keith MacKenzie ’50 gets creative with planned giving.

Larson International Fellowships give students a chance to explore the world.

Carleton has been named the recipient of an $800,000 grant from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) to fund a major new project, the Carleton Interdisciplinary Science and Math Initiative (CISMI), which will be directed by Professor of Chemistry Trish Ferrett. This new initiative includes funding of summer student research, course and lab development, laboratory equipment, and the summer math and science program for enrolled students before their first year at Carleton.

Carleton is heading down the homestretch of its annual fund drive and once again the College hopes to remain first in the country in alumni giving.

Custodial Scholarship Fund

Tom Morgan '49, has donated many rare first editions of classic American literature.

Class agent Bob Lockwood '49 says the outright gifts allow him to see the impact of his donation now.

Long-term campus planning seeks to highlight the Arb.

Art professor Alfred Hyslop is honored with a fund that supports study in art and art history.

An increasing number of international students are making an impression on campus.

Professorship in the Performing Arts created in memory of Rae Schupack Nathan ’70

Leo Lum ’69 says deciding to give to Carleton was an easy one. “I support Carleton not only because it gives students an intellectual challenge, but also because it gives the opportunity for students like myself to come here.”