A casual question leads to a second wind turbine for Carleton.

While studying abroad in Japan with financial support from a C.V. Starr Scholarship, Lauren Burkhart '10 has learned about the country's unique customs and traditions in expected and unexpected ways.

The Arts Union’s English common room will bring together students and faculty members for literary reflection and conversation.

Cassat Hall is named in recognition of George L. Cassat ’46 and the late Patricia Donnell Cassat ’46, whose gifts have supported the construction of Carleton’s new residential facilities.

Carleton parents Jack and Renate Schuler have issued a $2 million dollar-for-dollar matching gift challenge to encourage parents of current and past students to support Carleton’s campaign.

The Arts Union’s centralized technology resource center will give students and faculty members the tools they need to work creatively with visual media and materials.

Justin Schoolmaster '03 included Carleton in his will shortly after he graduated, and he credits the annual Heywood Society Luncheon at Reunion with putting the idea in his head.

Diethelm and Peggy Prowe first met during a welcome lunch for new faculty members in the fall of 1966, when they were seated together at President John Nason's table. Now that the couple is retired, they have set up a deferred charitable gift annuity to benefit the College and assist in their future planning.

At their 30th reunion in 1983, Beach Hall '53 and Marianne "Kellie" Kalivoda Hall '53 attended a seminar about estate planning that sparked their interested in deferred charitable gift annuities. In June 2008, they did their 13th one.

David Ignat ’63 opens new avenues for today’s students by honoring his past.

Two programs funded by Stephen West ’53 and Phyllis West encourage students to understand—and contribute to—developing nations.