As Carleton College's first vice president for inclusion, equity and community (VPIEC), Dr. Zavala will head a new office charged with advancing the Community Plan for Inclusion, Diversity, and Equity.
As a new working group convenes to accelerate campus progress toward carbon neutrality, Carleton College’s history as a leader in sustainability comes to the forefront.
From Carleton College, Hund will lead a network of students, scientists and artists in studying parasitic disease transmission and communicating the findings in creative and informative ways.
Carleton College’s new director of sustainability Sarah Fortner will help extend the reach of the Sustainability Office beyond facilities management and further into the realms of education and community engagement.
Professor Jordan Rogers, Sidra Michael ’23 and Sam Zimmerman ’24 from Carleton College studied what part of the city of Pompeii was like before Mount Vesuvius’ infamous eruption.
Carleton College has joined 32 other institutions, including organizer Amherst College, in signing an amicus curiae brief for the U.S. Supreme Court in support of the legality of a “race-conscious” admissions process.
Carleton College alumni Peter Schjeldahl ’64 (The New Yorker) and Joseph Shapiro ’75 (NPR News) were finalists for 2022 Pulitzer Prizes in criticism and national reporting, respectively.
Carleton College alum Jonas Lindholm-Uzzi ’20 is currently acting as an agriculture volunteer in Zambia. He is the latest in a long line of Carls who have served with the Peace Corps.
Dr. Denise Lajimodiere’s weeklong residency at Carleton College increased visibility for Native students and prompted thoughts of healing and honest storytelling for attendees
Carleton College has been recognized as a top producer of Fulbright U.S. Students for more than a decade, with six Carls currently in the Fulbright U.S. Scholars Program.
The new Carleton College Integrated Science Complex was certified LEED Platinum, the highest rating certification given to buildings that institute certain environmental standards in their design and construction process.
Churchill scholarship is widely considered the most prestigious post-undergraduate STEM research award. Yambing is the sixth Carleton College student to win the award in its 58-year history.
