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• Commencement to be streamed live from Manitou Field
• Jazz Ensemble and Jazz Combos to Present their Spring Concert
• African Drum Ensemble to Showcase Skills in Year-End Performance
• Carleton Selected to Participate in $50 Million Science Education Initiative
• St. Olaf receives $1 million science education grant
• St. Olaf team earns ASIANetwork grant
• The Knightingales to Appear as part of Northfield's Annual Dylan Fes
• Carleton Hosts Human Right Activist and Environmentalist, Reverend Ruth Caigoy Janoras
• Carleton's Gods of Plastic Take USA Ultimate D3 Championship
• Manduca’s Book Featured by Geological Society of America
• Honors Convocation Features Classics Scholar Jackson Bryce
• Orchestra Celebrates the Conclusion of the Academic Year with a Featured Performance
• NRC Report: Findings From Discipline-Based Education Research Could Improve Undergraduate Science and Engineering Teaching But Are Not Yet Widely Used
• Live from the Hill, it's ... lunchtime!
• GoP, Eclipse Ultimate Teams Representing Carleton at D3 Nationals
• Carleton College to Host Public Panel Discussion on the Ethics of Healthcare Access
• Carleton College’s Chinese Music Ensemble to Perform
• Carleton’s Graduating Art Majors Showcase Their Work in Year-End Exhibit
• Carleton Vocalists Showcased in College Choir Performance
• Nine students win Fulbrights
• Chronicle talks to student entrepreneur
• Women's golfer, coach earn conference honors
• Carleton Hosts Philosopher Kendall Walton for a Discussion of Poetry and Music
• Carleton Sephardic Symposium Features Presentation on Sephardic Prayer and Song
• Atzinger awarded McKnight Fellowship
• Carleton Hosts Symposium on Sephardic Cultures and Legacies
• Minnesota Academy of Science honors student's research
• From Inspiration to Illumination: An Introduction to ‘The Saint John’s Bible’ Comes to Northfield
• Esteemed Hindi Writer and Film-Maker, Uday Prakash, in Residency at Carleton College
• Students earn State Department scholarship
• Kleckner earns NCAA's Elite 89 honor
• Pioneer Press features St. Olaf's 'boxing philosopher'
• Carleton’s Empty Bowls Project 2012 to Raise Money for Northfield Food Shelf
• Carleton Players and Semaphore Dancers Present Ancient Greek Tragic Trilogy, Oresteia
• Behavioral Expert Peter Ubel ’80 to Explore the Psychology of Health Care in Convocation Address
• Carleton Symphony Band Presents Spring Concert
• Enjoy the Color and Culture of Carleton's International Festival!
• Wellness Center peer educator, advisor honored
• Art History Lecture Focuses on Calligraphy and Asian Cinema
• Library of Congress Expert to Speak at Carleton on Digitizing Materials
• Faculty Recital to Feature Pianist Matthew McCright
• Distinguished Anthropologist’s Convocation Address to Focus on Revolution in One Egyptian Village
• St. Olaf senior earns NSF Graduate Research Fellowship
• Learning about Korean culture
• Carleton Presents “Justice that Heals: Outcomes of Restorative Approach to Sexual Assault”
• Students showcase talent at national theater conferences
• Renowned South Asian American Dance Company to Perform at Carleton
• Clarinetist Nina Olsen Heads up Musical Performance at Carleton College Concert Hall
• St. Olaf names new college pastor
• Bringing health care to rural Honduras
• Anthropologist to Speak on Moral Crusades to Save Muslim Women
• Carleton’s Ian G. Barbour Lecture Series Continues with a Presentation by Dr. Larry L. Rasmussen
• Carleton Presents Step It Up II: An Evening of Hip-Hop Dance Performance
• Carleton to Host Reproductive Justice Conference, Featuring Keynote Speaker Loretta Ross
• Two students awarded Goldwater Scholarships
• Indian-American Author and Visionary Rinku Sen to Carleton Convocation
• Carleton Hosts Expert on African Philosophy
• Discussing mathematics in the Middle East
• Speaking of space
• Public Invited to Participate in “Taking Count: Minnesota’s Great Bird Count”
• French Taize Brother to Visit Carleton
• STO Talks brings 'ideas worth spreading' to campus
• Oxford University Professor Will Speak in Conjunction with Gould Library Photo Exhibit
• Carleton Invites Community to its Annual Holocaust Remembrance Service and Vigil
• J. Grundy's Rueb 'N' Stein Presents Carleton's "Prof Rockers," The Counterfactuals
• Student earns humanitarian award for music
• NPR Congressional Correspondent David Welna ’80 to Deliver Carleton Convocation Address
• World-Famous DJ Spooky Visits Carleton for Residency and Performance This Week
• Carleton’s Annual Foro Latinoamericano Welcomes Noted Historian and Author Greg Grandin
• Carleton Lecture Celebrates the Epic Persian Poem, the Shahnameh
• Frozen pops business comes into fruition
• Live Well and Live Healthy Naturally
• Carleton Film Society Presents "Fela Kuti: Music Is The Weapon"
• Carleton College Students Earn Prestigious Goldwater Scholarship
• The law of connections
• New grant helps add environmental focus to Asian studies
• Emeritus faculty member John Maakestad dies
• Carleton Celebrates the 25th Anniversary of the Trumpeter Swan Restoraton Project in Minnnesota
• Carleton College Economics Professor Named New Leader of Saint John’s University
• English faculty receive Arts Board grants
• Student honored by Anne Frank Center for work in Nepal
• The philosophy of architecture
• Carleton College Presents “Truth Values,” A One-Woman Show About Women in a Male-Dominated Field
• Renowned Philosopher Kwame Anthony Appiah to Present Convocation on the Social Power of Honor and Morality
• VIDEO NEWS: Etiquette lesson
• Pianist places first in Schubert competition
• Carleton Alumnus to Present Convocation on the Power of Positive Emotions
• Hawaiian Dance Troupe Halau Kiawekupono O Ka Ua Presents an Evening of Hula
• St. Olaf wins Rube Goldberg competition
• Fighting to save the salmon
• Prominent Scientist to Present Carleton’s Chesley Lecture
• From apples to appeals
• Highlights from the Minnesota Museum of American Art Come to Carleton College
• Perlman Teaching Museum Exhibit Will Showcase Malian Photography
• 'Strib' highlights St. Olaf's focus on career preparation
• Activist and Author Jennifer Thompson to Present Carleton Convocation
• Carleton Named 2012 Climate Leadership Awards Finalist; Vote Online for Carleton Today!
• Two Carleton Seniors Earn Prestigious Watson Fellowships
• Taliaferro book named 'Outstanding Academic Title'
• Marino discusses 'Danish Doctor of Dread' in the Times
• St. Olaf recognized for community service
• Kneser and Eaton-Neeb take on new responsibilities in Student Life Division
• From politics to penguins, award-winning student composer tells stories through music
• Carleton in Top 20 in Peace Corps Volunteers for 2011
• Chemistry students step into the spotlight
• Carleton's Global Cinema Series Continues with "Monsoon Wedding"
• Carleton Orchestra Performs in Concert
• 'Metro' looks at Merritt's McKnight
• St. Olaf announces faculty promotions, tenure
• Carleton Presents “A Mid-Winter’s Journey,” Featuring The Carleton Choir and Minnesota Choral Artists, The Singers”
• Carleton to Celebrate Jewish, Hindu Festivals
• Students to Host “Tie-Dye for Haiti”
• Global Cinema Series Continues with the Best in Contemporary International Film to Carleton College
• Professor Jigna Desai Presents "Cinema of Exception, Cinema of Insecurity"
• Carleton, Macalester College Professors Receive Joint Historical Society Grant
• Bidding to benefit students
• Carleton Students Host Dance Showcase With Stuart Pimsler Dance and Theater Company
• Carleton Political Scientist to Speak on Biopower and Governmentality
• Featured Visual Artist to Appear
• Of Tetrahymena thermophila and tomograms
• Carleton/Northfield Musicians Present The Music of China
• Living Electric Theater: Northfield's Movie-Going History Comes Alive in the Weitz Center Cinema
• Professor David Lefkowitz Featured in new Walker Art Center Exhibit
• History student heals father's past in modern Cuba
• Guest Scholar to Present Carleton College’s Forkosh Family Lecture in Judaic Studies
• Carleton Symphony Band Presents Winter Performance
• Global Cinema Series Continues with the Best in Contemporary International Film
• Environmental Journalist and Activist Emily Hunter to Present Convocation
• College pastor elected bishop
• McNair duo to showcase research at capitol
• Carleton Humanities Presentation to Focus on Globalized Architecture
• Carleton Music Faculty to Present Recital
• Going with the flow
• VIDEO NEWS: Taking philosophy to the mat
• Carleton Students’ Annual Performance of Eve Ensler’s The Vagina Monologues to Benefit The Hope Center
• Celebrate the Season at the Northfield Winter Stomp!
• Carleton Players Present "Farragut North"
• Global Cinema Series Brings the Best in Contemporary International Film to Carleton
• Carleton’s Wynia Memorial Lecture Will Address Brazil’s Puzzling Success
• “High Priest of the Pasture” to Present Carleton Convocation
• St. Olaf to welcome back 1968-72 men's basketball teams
• Alumni couple donates collection to Flaten Art Museum
• Carleton to Host Area Premiere of Award-Winning Documentary Film, “Signing On”
• Israeli Arab Performance Artist to Present One-Man Show at Carleton
• Visiting Artist Lecture Series Brings Artist Michael Kareken to Carleton
• Carleton to Present Afternoon Recital of Music for Cello and Keyboard
• Carleton to Present Recital by the Chiarina Piano Quartet
• Coughlin '12 Wins Prestigious Churchill Scholarship
• But can you use it in a sentence?
• Shows celebrates with Shostakovich
• Theater students 'light up' during Interim
• Free Beer: Best-Selling Author and Psychologist to Speak at Carleton
• Carleton’s Gould Library Displays Series of New Exhibits
• Carleton Presentation to Focus on Segregation in Twin Cities’ Schools and Housing
• History Professor William North to Discuss 16th Century Papal History
• Civil Rights Lawyer and Author Michelle Alexander to Present Convocation
• Carleton College Receives Grant from The Jack Kent Cooke Foundation
• 'Neverending Myth' class culminates in neverending reading
• Shelton Johnson, Park Ranger and Author, to Present Carleton Convocation
• Lecture to Focus on the Significance of Gender in Japanese Kabuki
• Dr. Jane Nofer Poskanzer to Present Discussion on Autism Spectrum Disorders
• Community Panel to Address Northfield’s Achievement Gap
• African History Authority to Present Carleton College’s Winter Lefler Lecture
• St. Olaf earns another 'Top 25' Peace Corps ranking
• Carleton to Present Performance by Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra
• Carleton College Presentation to Focus on Climate Rights in Developing States
• Marino reflects on Paterno legacy in the Chronicle
• Chris Raschka '81 wins second Caldecott
• U of M Humphrey School of Public Affairs Dean Eric Schwartz to Deliver Carleton Convocation
• Visiting Artist Lecture Series Brings Painter/Video Maker Carolyn Swiszcz to Carleton College
• Presentation Ponders the Possibility of Feeding the World Without Destroying the Planet
• Carleton Announces Formation of Center for Community and Civic Engagement
• From panic to praise: Learning the value of networking
• Carleton College’s Weitz Center for Creativity Celebrates New Art Exhibit with Reception and Tour
• Carleton’s Ronald Rodman to Perform in Concert
• Carleton Cancels Weekly Convocation for Friday, Jan. 20
• Emeritus faculty member Frank Gery dies
• Roll into 2012 with Target's 'Ole Goldberg' machine
• Carleton and Middle School Students Present Evening of Artistic Collaboration
• A French twist for computer science
• Carleton College to Celebrate and Remember Martin Luther King, Jr.
• Carleton College’s Weitz Center for Creativity Celebrates the New Year with a Pair of Impressive Exhibits
• Visiting Artists Lecture Series Brings Painter, Writer Clarence Morgan to Carleton
• Toronto-Based Activist and “Community Choreographer” to Deliver Carleton Convocation
• Entenmann lectures in China
• Young alumnus speaks to White House audience
• A cultural key to the corporate world
• Carleton Kicks off the New Year with a Weekend of Contemporary Dance
• Student honored in Global Music Awards competition
• A prescription for hands-on learning and lifting
• An unconventional path to the corporate world
• The sounds of a multibillion-dollar industry
• Almanac gets a Christmas Festival preview
• Christian Science Monitor names Festival a 'Top Pick'
• From the ice to the desk
• Sherman Fairchild Foundation Awards Art and Technology Grant to Carleton
• VIDEO NEWS: Installing a playground in Regents Hall
• St. Olaf team finishes first at math competition
• Olsons add significant gifts to family studies endowment
• Carleton Receives 4-Star Rating from Charity Navigator
• David Anderson, this club is for you
• From intern to full-time employee
• Oles create an 'Awesome' club for children with autism
• Studying amid a revolution
• A day at St. Olaf with MPR's Alex Friedrich
• Carleton Math Professor Earns Prestigious Award
• A new take on Norwegian sweaters
• Armstrong calls Christmas Festival music 'a healing balm'
• Ole named National Council of Churches president
• AP checks in with Cairo Ole
• Alumna gives $1 million to Great Conversation program
• Carleton College Singers To Perform at The White House
• Korea Herald notes Ole efforts
• New edition of Leming's book published
• $250,000 grant confirms that location is key
• Award-Winning Political Satirist, Illustrator and Journalist Steve Brodner to Present Carleton’s Winter Term Opening Convocation
• Carleton College’s Annual Craft Fair and Bake Sale Returns in New Location
• A statistical collaboration
• Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade to feature Mahr's work
• Oles raise the bar on Give to the Max Day
• Carleton College Publishes New Edition of “Cold: The Record of an Antarctic Sledge Journey,” Laurence Gould’s Extraordinary, True Account of Polar Exploration
• A behind-the-lens internship leads to business venture
• St. Olaf ranks No. 1 in study abroad survey for third year
• Carleton’s African Drum Ensemble to Perform
• Kick-off Your Holiday Shopping at the Carleton Bookstore's Annual Holiday Sale
• Christmas Festival spans nation with live theater simulcast
• A short story of success
• American Indian Criminal Justice Expert Steve Russell to Present Convocation
• Carleton Commemorates Day of the Dead
• Panel to Address Revolution in the Arab World
• St. Olaf receives award for financial health
• Tune in to 'Lunchtime Live' November 1
• St. Olaf to name math facility Rippley Hall
• Discovery Channel’s Jeff Lieberman to Present Carleton Convocation
• Carleton Professor to Speak on Nation, Empire, and Revolution
• Carleton College Opens New Theater with Production of Shakespeare’s “The Tempest”
• Prize-Winning Author and Carleton Alumnus to Appear
• Rambachan receives several honors, will deliver addresses
• Ole's online game finds instant success
• Carleton College to Host Public Screening of Acclaimed Chilean Documentary Film, “Nostalgia for the Light
• Celebrate the Season at the 6th Annual Northfield Harvest Stomp!
• Student researchers present at geology conference
• Acclaimed Novelist Nuruddin Farah to Give Public Reading at Carleton College
• Carleton Faculty Recital to Showcase the Sounds of Night and Day
• Green Bikes program speeds up
• Arneson to deliver fall Mellby Lecture
• Royal round-up
• Carleton Convocation to Examine US-Canada Relati
• Popular Author Lawrence Weschler to Give Two Presentations at Carleton College
• Carleton’s Fall Lefler Lecture Reflects Upon 16th Century Europe
• Gao Hong To Be Featured on TPT's "Minnesota Original"
• Marino philosophizes on Freud
• Carleton’s Experimental Theater Board Presents David Ives’ Ancient History
• Gearing up for the royal visit
• Nesbit inducted into athletic hall of fame
• Bringing education to rural Nepal
• Award-Winning Film Producer and Scholar James Schamus to Deliver Convocation Address
• Carleton College’s Tournées Film Festival Presents Claude Miller’s “Un Secret”
• Giving others the gift of education
• Carleton College Invites Community to Observe the Jewish High Holy Days
• Kleckner wins individual golfing crown as Ole women win first MIAC title in school history
• McMillan's research on extroverts garners attention
• World-Renowned Klezmer Musicians to Present a Special Evening of Yiddish Music at Carleton
• Carleton College Uncovers the Secrets of the Night Sky with “Seeing is Knowing: The Universe” at new Weitz Center for Creativity
• Carleton College’s Tournées Film Festival Presents Claire Denis’ “White Material”
• Carleton Lecture to Address the Environmental Factors Behind the Collapse of Maya Civilization
• Leading Education Advocate to Present Carleton’s Latino Heritage Month Convocation
• Howe discusses ancient terrorism
• Jacobel joins photographer to lead discussion on glaciers
• Film Screenings Take Advantage of New Cinema at Carleton College’s Weitz Center for Creativity
• Carleton College Invites Community to Observe the Jewish High Holy Days
• Carleton Begins Installation of Second Wind Turbine
• Umbanhowar contributes to Smithsonian blog
• Two sisters, two companies, one realization
• Kronos Quartet Cellist Zeigler to Perform at Carleton College
• Carleton College’s Tournées Film Festival Presents Sylvain Chomet’s “L’Illusioniste” (The Illusionist)
• Economic Historian Gavin Wright to Discuss the Material Impact of Civil Rights
• St. Olaf to host Norwegian royal visit
• Star Tribune highlights historic trip
• Long history of giving leads to $2.8 million estate gift for scholarships
• Indian Artist to Present Talk, Demonstration of Indigenous Art
• Carleton College to host Community Meeting on “Weaving a Sustainable Food Web”
• Bringing the lessons of the Holocaust to Nepal
• Why Marino fights for boxing
• Analyzing emerging adults
• Tournées Film Festival Presents Jacques Audiard’s Acclaimed “Un Prophète (A Prophet)”
• Virtuoso Father/Son Jazz Piano Duo to Perform at Carleton College
• Notable Political Scientist to Offer Thoughts on Higher Education
• The power of connections
• St. Olaf philosophers tackle the Rolling Stones
• St. Olaf philosophers tackle the Rolling Stones
• Carleton College Celebrates the Opening of its new Weitz Center for Creativity with Two Inaugural Art Exhibits
• Art, collaboration, conversation
• Carleton Hosts a Community Open House at its New Weitz Center for Creativity
• Qian, McWilliams perform in Asia
• Alumna's 9/11 story featured in worldwide media
• Admiring the award-winning eats at St. Olaf
• Carleton College Welcomes Class of 2015; 524 Students Hail From 41 States and 22 Countries
• Carleton Awarded Grant to Launch Annual Contemporary French Film Festival
• Art faculty, alumni contribute to 9/11 exhibit
• Harris to Co-Moderate GOP Presidential Debate Sept. 7
• Star Tribune notes Rippley gift
• U.S. Representative Rush D. Holt of New Jersey to Present Opening Convocation
• St. Olaf to observe 9/11 anniversary through prayer, song
• Discussing the cost of college
• Professor's gift seeds $4 million endowment to make study abroad more affordable
• Star Tribune highlights Gisselman's 'homecoming'
• St. Olaf on the go
• The proof is in the fiber
• State fair features St. Olaf artists
• Carleton Names Five Faculty Members to Endowed Professorships
• A translation of biblical proportions
• Lovoll honored for his work examining the Norwegian-American press
• Gisselman guides 'Oklahoma!' production
• Back to School for Northfield - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Carleton Names Donald Hasseltine Vice President for External Relations
• Creating more leaders for social change
• TRiO's Educational Talent Search gets $1.3 million
• A foray into Russian film, theatre, and Facebook
• Reaching out with art
• Carleton Receives $10 Million National Science Foundation Grant
• Hard work and good genes lead to conference presentation
• Wilson named Kenneth Bjork Distinguished Professor
• Oles abound at Fringe Festival
• Carleton Photo Contest Celebrates Community Connections in Rice County
• Scorpions, scaly pearl oysters, and a new species
• Swimming and diving teams earn Scholar All-America honors
• Dobbs receives grant for collection of narratives
• Music professors lead clinics across the country
• St. Olaf receives $1.6 million NSF grant
• St. Olaf appoints interim college pastor
• A St. Olaf soundtrack in Guyana
• Howe discusses Alexander in South Africa
• Reducing nuclear dangers across the globe
• Singer Earns Bessey Teaching Award From Botanical Society of America
• Workout video shows Starr power
• Fieldwork cultivates corn and cleaner water
• Ole paddlers noted in Star Tribune story
• Twelve Carleton Alumni Receive Prestigious NSF Graduate Research Fellowships
• St. Olaf professors attend Lutheran Academy Seminar
• Residence hall renovations begin with Ellingson
• Celebrating 50 years with a $10 million gift
• St. Olaf student selected for prestigious research program
• Chris Fischbach '95 named Publisher of Coffee House Press
• A library unlike any other
• Barbour, Former Templeton Prize Winners Honored By Prince Philip
• There she is, Miss Minnesota
• Mickey Mouse and molecular science
• St. Olaf student selected for history scholars program
• Merritt awarded McKnight Fellowship
• Listenberger receives Cottrell College Science Award
• Carls Receive Northfield Healthy Community Initiatives’ “Making a Difference” Award
• St. Olaf honored for community service
• Taliaferro has three new books
• Hughes taken in 10th round by Rockies
• Carleton College to Hold its 137th Commencement Ceremony on Saturday, June 11
• Eight students win Fulbrights
• Shifting gears on climate change
• Taking class research into the community
• Going straight to the source
• Carleton Ultimate Claims Third Division I College National Title
• Commencement to be streamed live from Skoglund Center
• Psych professor gets 'Glamour'ous
• Lessons from Freedom Riders
• Student composers find success
• World Renowned Performers—Violinist Thomas Zehetmair, Oboist Heinz Holliger, and Harpist Ursula Holliger—to Perform at Carleton Chapel
• Esteemed Carleton College Professor to Present Annual Honors Convocation
• Curator Betty Bright to Speak on the Evolving History of Books Arts
• Bringing baroque to a modern Boston
• Making a spectacle of themselves
• Morrissey Adds Language Scholarship to Goldwater Award
• Ho earns Hauck Award
• Carleton Choir To Perform in Concert
• Author and Publisher Malcolm Margolin to Speak at Carleton
• Cowling Arboretum Hosts "Spring Wildflowers of Stork Forest"
• Chinese Music Ensemble to Present Public Performance
• Taking virtual tours into the real world
• Up a creek . . . paddles included
• Acclaimed Ragamala Dance Company to Present "Sthree" at Carleton
• Arboretum Holds Annual Bird Count
• Johnson receives award for outstanding advising
• Times 'loves' student essay
• Expert to Address America’s Looming Water Crisis
• Tune in to 'Lunchtime Live' May 20
• Bringing it all together
• NEH grant takes Fitzgerald to Alabama
• Third time's a charm
• Carleton College Hosts Seventh Annual Empty Bowls Fundraiser for the Northfield Community Action Food Shelf
• Annie Leonard, Creator of the Viral Film “The Story of Stuff,” to Speak at Carleton
• Writer on the Great Plains and American West to Appear at Carleton College
• World-Renowned Ragamala Dance Company to Host South Indian Dance Workshop
• Student-to-student support for healthy lifestyles
• Carleton College’s Baroque Trio to Perform Spring Program
• Genocide Survivor and Human Rights Activist to Present Carleton Convocation
• St. Olaf gets a little soul
• Carleton College’s Annual International Festival Showcases a “Quilt of Cultures”
• Jazz win gets some attention
• VIDEO NEWS: St. Olaf jazz wins big
• Lecture by Mideast Scholar to Address Revolutions in the Arab World
• Carleton Players to Perform Margaret Edson’s Pulitzer-Winning Play “Wit”
• Acclaimed Photojournalist Sebastian Meyer Presents "Photography on the Edge"
• Grinnell historian named St. Olaf provost
• Celebrate the Season with the 4th Annual Northfield Earth Day Contra Dance
• Financial aid tips from the Star Tribune
• Families share the stage for St. Olaf Band concert
• St. Olaf students to host Dan Rather
• Middleton Ole dishes on royal wedding
• Carleton College Brings World-Renowned Ragamala Dance Company to Northfield for Series of Public Events
• Psychologist to Deliver Carleton Convocation on “Stereotype Threat” and the Ways Schools can Battle the Achievement Gap
• Chesley Lecture to Feature Veteran Anthropologist Marshall Sahlins
• Wee gets his own race
• Hanson to participate in seminar at Holocaust Museum
• Finance & Commerce covers Summit
• Keeping the story alive
• Carleton College to Debut Original Play by Award-Winning Student Writer
• Treetop Rainforest Ecologist to Speak at Carleton Convocation
• Carleton College’s Robert Bonner To Receive Honorary Doctorate from U of Wyoming
• Carleton Students Finke '13, Morrissey '13 Named Goldwater Scholars
• Sri Lankan Archaeologist to Present Carleton College’s 2011 Lindesmith Lecture in South and Southeast Asian Studies
• Ellison to discuss 'vision for America'
• An opportunity for discernment in D.C.
• Theater Oobleck Presents The Hysterical Alphabet: A Multimedia History
• Carleton Weekend Conference Focuses on Cuba after the Fall of the Berlin Wall
• Carleton Lecture Focuses on a New Era of River Protection in the U.S.
• Carleton Conference to Feature Performance by Noted Cuban Fusion Musician Nachito Herrera
• Emeritus faculty member Axel Bundgaard dies
• The Rose Ensemble Presents “Voices of Ancient Mediterranean Christians, Jews and Muslims” at Carleton College
• Carleton Presents Special Earth Day Screening of “Green Fire”
• At 105, oldest Ole tells it like it was
• A 'grand' campus
• Boston bound
• Carleton Presents Laudie Porter Concert II Featuring Flutist Martha Jamsa
• Carleton College’s Rafiq ’13, Blumberg ’13 Win Peace Grant for “Volunteer for Lahore”
• Classics student earns national award
• Carleton Convocation Calls the Case for Liberal Education Hard to Make
• Rethinking Gold Fever
• VIDEO NEWS: Little sugar shack on the Hill
• Carleton Presents Exhibit and Lecture by Acclaimed Canadian Visual Artist
• Carleton and St. Olaf Music Faculty Present Afternoon Concert of Classical Music
• Polaris Project to continue research in Siberia
• Kizuna Benefit Concert to Kick-Off “Japan Disaster Relief Week” at Carleton College
• Seeing the world from the comfort of campus
• Expert on Generations in America to Present Carleton Convocation
• Governor appoints Paddleford to Perpich board
• Muir receives Hilleboe Award
• Renowned Scholar to Present Carleton’s Forkosh Family Lecture in Judaic Studies
• Carleton Trio Earns Prestigious Watson Fellowships
• 'Where are you going?'
• Art Meets Activism in New Exhibit: Everybody! Visual Resistance in Feminist Health Movements, 1969-2009
• Tweeting for work
• Mystery internship pays off
• Carleton Convocation to Address the Prospects for Earth’s Future
• Wed., March 23 Flood Update: Cannon River Invades Carleton Campus Again
• 'That Team with the Girls' heads to Purdue
• Music education major wins scholarship
• Nobel Prize-winning scientist to receive honorary degree
• Visitation, Funeral Service Dates, Times Announced for John "Jack" Guckin '14
• Arguing their way to the top
• Pioneer Press quotes McDonald on education issue
• Carleton First-Year Student John Guckin '14 Killed in Auto Accident
• Making research come to life in Siberia
• KARE talks to Japanese student about disaster
• Lemings help launch project for disabled Thai artists
• Blogging from abroad
• Lutsky Recipient of the American Psychological Foundation's Charles L. Brewer Distinguished Teaching of Psychology Award
• Finding her voice
• VIDEO NEWS: Building green in 48 hours
• Carleton Bookstore Kicks Off the Spring Season with Discounts on all Merchandise
• Subbody Butoh Dancer Leads Workshop and Performs with Carleton Dancers
• Rep. Rush Holt of New Jersey, Carleton Class of 1970, Shows the Power of a Liberal Arts Education
• Opportunities to serve lead to St. Olaf
• Carleton College Awards Tenure to Four Faculty Members
• Carleton Orchestra Presents Winter Concert
• St. Olaf announces faculty promotions, tenure
• Tegtmeyer Pak to deliver spring Mellby Lecture
• Marino lands two stories in Wall Street Journal
• Star Tribune asks Ruby about grant programs
• Carleton College Chinese Music Ensemble to Present Public Performance
• Carleton Choir to Perform With Northfield’s I Cantanti Ensemble
• Alumna leaves $6 million to St. Olaf
• St. Olaf to host economic summit
• Students 'psyched' for community action
• St. Olaf makes list of colleges with 'best financial aid'
• Monday's 'Junior Preview Day' event canceled
• Author to Present His Debut Collection of Short Stories at Carleton
• Escaping North Korea Topic of Carleton Convocation
• Young Oles defend public media, AmeriCorps
• Carleton Presents an Evening of Classical Turkish Music
• Carleton Symphony Band Presents Concert in Praise of Musicology
• U.S. News quotes Zempel
• Bidding on Black and Gold
• Carleton Players Present World Premiere of Naomi Iizuka’s “The Last Firefly” in Collaboration with the Children’s Theatre Company
• Acclaimed American Investigative Journalist to Present Carleton Convocation Focused on the Persistence of Malaria in Developing Countries
• Nelsons provide gift for Tomson Hall
• Carleton Students’ Annual Performance of Eve Ensler’s The Vagina Monologues to Benefit The Hope Center
• Lights, camera, Shakespeare!
• St. Olaf Model UN team puts local focus on global issues
• Carleton College Presents A Franz Liszt Bicentennial Celebration
• Renowned Chinese Musicians to Perform at Carleton
• Garrett named director of Budapest program
• Star Tribune uncovers Ole connections
• Master Japanese Mask-Maker to Host Lecture, Exhibition, and Workshop
• Esteemed Theologian Ian Barbour to Speak at Carleton College
• Turkish Music and Society Topic of Carleton College Presentation
• Founding Director of Wellstone Action, Jeff Blodgett, to Deliver Carleton College Convocation
• Davis Scholars Program brings Oles from around the world
• Intel names Brown 'Rock Star'
• A global internship in Ghana
• St. Olaf earns No. 2 slot in Peace Corps rankings
• Carleton College Convocation to Address the March Toward Educational Justice
• Boston Museum Curator to Speak at Carleton as part of Colleges Winter Arts Festival Visualizing Japanese Theater
• 2010 National Book Award Finalist to Appear at Carleton College
• Grant enables students to network in D.C.
• Learning the economics of dough
• MPR notes influential DC Oles
• Expert on Somali Immigration to Speak at Carleton College
• Respected Advisor on Socially Responsible Investing to Deliver Carleton Convocation
• Jacobel completes eighth Antarctic field season
• Stevie Wonder’s ‘Songs in the Key of Life’ Topic of Carleton Lecture
• Scholar to Speak at Carleton on the Mathematics of Curves
• Carleton’s Japanese Arts Festival Brings World-Renowned Modern Dancer to Campus for Artistic Residency
• WSJ zooms in on St. Olaf's indoor marathon
• Celebrated St. Paul Chamber Cellist to Present an Afternoon of Duets with Carleton Pianist
• View from the Holy Land
• VIDEO NEWS: Rolvaag Library secrets revealed
• Celebrated Author Jonis Agee to Speak on The Art of Fiction
• A Banner Year for Faculty Grants in 2009-10
• Esteemed Minnesota Legal Expert to Deliver Carleton Convocation
• Carleton Music Faculty Present Concert of Wind Instruments, Piano and Voice
• Beckwith Chairs First MLA Convention Collaborative Session for Hebrew Literature Group and Arabic Literature Division
• Carleton Students Present the Carleton Caldecott Club: A Weekly Read-A-Loud Program for Children at the Northfield Public Library
• Ojala publishes, shows new photos
• Carleton Service to Remember and Celebrate Martin Luther King Jr.
• Students talk politics with celebrity Slovenian
• Achberger presents at 'Writing Against War' symposium
• Everyone Invited to "Opening Doors and Hearts: The Church and Gender Minorities"
• Carleton College Alumnus Tabbed Minnesota Commissioner of Commerce by Governor Dayton
• Successful Video Game Designer and Developer Will Present Weekly Convocation
• Mellon awards St. Olaf $600,000 faculty grant
• Carleton Renames Arts Union As Weitz Center for Creativity
• Carleton Repeats High Scores On Sustainability Report Card
• Grant helps students promote healthy eating
• Internet and Phone Service Restored
• Carleton Presents Visualizing Japanese Theater: An Arts Festival
• 'Renaissance Man' Reidar Dittmann '47 dies
• 'The Nature of College' strives for cultural change
• 'Whirling Dervishes' earns grand prize
• Hagedorn reaches the 'Horizon'
• Back to Israel
• Star Tribune visits Tomson Hall
• Former Carleton Board of Trustees Chair Win Wallin Dies
• Paws in the Pause
• The St. Olaf Choir Performs At Augustana Lutheran Church
• Stitching for peace a popular campus pursuit
• Acclaimed Author and Activist Sister Helen Prejean to Deliver Opening Convocation
• From books to boats
• A cold day for classics
• 'Requirements' page gets a nod
• Internationalizing psychology
• VIDEO NEWS: Student cooking club tackles the holidays
• Carleton's Annual Craft and Bake Sale Supports Student Scholarships
• Limestones win Battle of the A Cappella Bands
• Research experience leads to pursuit of grad school
• Shows earns teaching award
• She's 'Live from New York!'
• Carleton Announces Timeline for Installation of Second Wind Turbine
• VIDEO NEWS: Students build cave explorer
• Oles 'give to the max' in online challenge
• St. Olaf mourns death of English professor
• St. Olaf holds No. 1 rank in study abroad survey
• Marino covers Pacquiano fight for WSJ
• Nationally known 'spreadsheet psychic' to speak Tuesday
• Carleton Joins Project Pericles Efforts, Levy '11, Nash '11, Turovsky '11 Compete at National Conference
• Is Nick Fauchald '01 a 'foodie'?
• Semaphore Dance Group to Present Fall Concert
• Carleton Students’ Proposal Accepted by Yale Experimental Philosophy Project
• Leming to deliver fall Mellby Lecture
• A piece of land with a purpose
• Appleman Awarded 2010 Richard A. Meade Award for Research in English Education
• St. Olaf Magazine earns top awards
• Carleton Celebrates Hmong New Year
• Sauve earns history award
• Carleton Fourth Among Baccalaureate Colleges in Fulbright Student Awards
• Mellon Foundation Funds Carleton’s Global Engagement Initiative
• LeBlanc's work featured at writing festival
• St. Olaf to honor Russian filmmaker
• Student learns art of social change
• Former U.S. Ambassador and Veteran Diplomat to Deliver Convocation
• Carleton’s Chinese Music Ensemble to Present Public Recital
• Esteemed Political Science Analyst to Speak on Upcoming Mid-Term Elections
• Art Historian to Speak about the Relevance of Eames Furniture Design
• VIDEO NEWS: Carleton's president loses bet
• How to dance 1,500 miles in seconds
• Carleton College Jazz Ensembles Present Fall Concert
• Carleton Symphony Band to Present “Spooky” Halloween-Inspired Concert
• Student composition to help kick off alumni ensemble's 20th season
• Carleton To Celebrate the Day of the Dead
• Carleton Players to Perform Tennessee Williams’ “Summer and Smoke”
• Chemistry faculty receive NIH grant
• Prominent Author and Activist to Deliver Native American History Month Convocation
• Cleveland conductor subs for Amundson on tour
• 'A Prairie Home Companion' to feature St. Olaf singers
• 'Big Print' occupies Buntrock Commons
• Howe sees ancient influence on American politics
• Marino lands full-page Times review
• Student research turns pond scum into energy
• VIDEO NEWS: Tale of a trout stream
• Clift's cello enjoys a 'homecoming'
• How eight hours of sleep changed one Ole's life
• Star Tribune checks out 'This Here Now'
• Ojala shows photos at Groveland Gallery
• Carleton Presents World-Renowned Lebanese Musician in Concert
• Fri., Oct. 8 Flood Update: New Update on Damage, Video, Photos Show Extent of Damage
• Renowned Paleobiologist, Artist, and Author to Deliver Convocation
• Astrophysics Lecture Will Focus on "Wrinkles in Space"
• Author of "Killing the Water" to Appear at Carleton
• Featured Artist to Speak in Conjunction with Carleton's "Prints Around The Pacific Rim"
• Yamashita '73 Named Finalist for 2010 National Book Award
• Convocation to Focus on Environmental Justice: Growing Smarter to Achieve Just and Sustainable Communities
• Internationally Renowned Flamenco Dancer and Choreographer to Perform at Carleton
• Peter Geye, Author of the Acclaimed Novel, Safe from the Sea, to Appear at Carleton
• New Book by Carleton Professor Uncovers a Little Known Chapter in the College’s History
• Carleton Writing Program Cited for Excellence
• The Alpaca Farm Store
• E-Learning now available for OSHA course online
• Defeat Of Jesse James Days
• Slapshot For December
• A letter From NHA President Brian Parrish
• Slapshot for August
• Northfield hockey Association News Letter
• Voices Of Spring
• Spring Chamber Orchestra
• You Are A Good Man-Charlie Brown
• Auction For The Arts
• Eat Your Heart Out
• Coffeehouse
• Controlled Burn
• Salsa Dance
• Ballroom Dance
• Beauty And The Beast
• Sparkling Dance Performance
• Festival Of Trees
• Nutcracker Ballet By Tchaikovsky
• Free Modern Dance Workshop
• Winter Walk

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