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When it comes to getting in shape, most of us could take a few pointers from Adam Berliner ’02. Over the past two years, he’s lost more than 140…
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Deep in the basement of Hulings, down a quiet hallway, behind a locked door is the skull room. Not as scary as it sounds, the space houses a sort of…
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Carleton astronomy professor Joel Weisberg worked with a New York artist and MIT scientists to create a disk that will orbit Earth for billions of years—and provide a snapshot of life on Earth in the early 21st century for any future space travelers who might discover it.
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Creating a robust admissions pipeline is one of the best ways to preserve Carleton’s strength in the long run. We have experienced two exceptionally successful years in the admissions office,…
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For 44 years, Ed Buchwald has introduced a troop of Northfield Boy Scouts to the great outdoors: hiking with them up mountains in Montana and Wyoming, canoeing rivers, exploring caves, and walking the length of Isle Royale National Park.
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Although Carleton staff and faculty members have long served as advisers and mentors to their students, the college is expanding and formalizing ways for them to help students connect the dots between classes and careers.
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Martha Larson, Carleton’s manager of campus energy and sustainability, and her team of student assistants support a variety of green initiatives on campus.
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Emily Stevens ’85 is a managing producer for SciGirls, an award-winning public television show that encourages young girls to excel in math and science.
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Everything old is new again in Margaret Evans Hall, which reopened in January following an extensive renovation.
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A piece from This Jealous Earth, Carleton French professor Scott Carpenter’s recently published collection of short stories.