Campus always seems to get a little bit brighter around this time of year. Maybe it’s the sun, or maybe it’s the smiles — but it’s most likely the increased number of Hamm’s cans around campus. And there will be no place with more Hamm’s cans than behind the Rec…
Lindsay Boettiger
Features and Arts Editor
For most studio art majors, the comps process began almost a whole year ago as they started to think broadly about what themes they wanted to explore, mediums they wanted to use and inspirations they wanted to draw from at the end of their junior year. The Senior Art Show…
This week, students, groups and organizations across campus are hosting a series of arts events in what is known as Mutual Aid Art Week. Elliot Hanson ‘23 and Eli Watt ‘25 have been spearheading the initiative and working tirelessly to ensure that everything is organized adequately and runs smoothly. Mutual…
As announced in Sayles and broadcast over KRLX last Friday, Doechii will be this year’s Sproncert headliner. This announcement comes as the last after the openers — Bad Timing, Paranoid Fiction, Silver Warehouse, Dred I Dread and The Color 8 — were revealed over the past few weeks. Prior to…
As you walk the well-worn paths of your daily life, what environments do you exist within? This is one of the questions Allison Tran ’26, founder of the student arts organization Carls with Artistic Taste (CAT), posed to the artists creating work for the “Dear Earth” exhibition — and continues…
Carls with Artistic Taste (CAT), a recently formed student arts organization, hosted an event in conjunction with Bon Appetit to bring together fine art and the environmental and social impacts of the food system last week. After being chartered last term, CAT has set out to “facilitate more creativity on…
Earlier this month, construction crews broke ground on Lilac Hill, indicating the beginning of the construction of Phase I of the Student Life and Housing Plan that sets out to “improve the student residential experience, create more equity in student housing, establish Black and multicultural centers, and invest in a…
This past weekend, Carleton’s club water polo team, The Righteous Babes, played their first home tournament of the term. The team has been training all year, so tournaments are always exciting culminations of hard work. The Righteous Babes hosted St. Olaf College, Grinnell College and Knox College at the Thorpe…
After 26 years and 91 terms at Carleton, Carolyn Fure-Slocum ‘82 will retire at the end of this term. She has been integral to the fabric of the chapel for as long as she has held the role; spending countless hours organizing celebrations and events, leading discussion groups and committees…
After the conclusion of Winter Term, Dean Livingston led 27 students on a spring break trip called “From Northfield to Selma,” which featured stops at important civil rights historical sites in Ohio, Washington, D.C., North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama and Tennessee. Dean Livingston led this trip for the first time in…