How Does it Feel?
They say curiosity killed the cat, but we like to live dangerously. So even though we’ve never butchered a chicken, jumped into a raging forest fire, or won an Emmy, we have always wondered what those things would feel like. We asked these Carls to give us the (sometimes gory) details.
Close Encounters
An assortment of photographs shot by students during off-campus studies programs reveals that sometimes the best lessons are learned outside of the classroom.
Commencement 2009
Those four years flew by! We say farewell to the Class of 2009.
Passing the Baton
Three recently retired faculty members who have had long and notable careers at Carleton share tips on how to thrive on the job.
Faces of Feminism
Is feminism fizzling out—or can the movement find a way to embrace a new generation of women? We ask several generations of Carls what it means to be a feminist today.
Manhattan Transfer
Through the Career Center’s new Mentor Externship program, four Carleton students get a firsthand look at what it’s like to live and work in New York City—thanks to their host, mortgage analyst Paul Van Valkenburg ’82.
An Inside Look
Students in last winter's “Environmental Justice in New Orleans” course shot 40 hours of video footage and made short films about the environmental and social ramifications of Hurricane Katrina.
