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Political Science class produces 2D and 3D exhibits
14 February 2019
Professor Barbara Allen had a question. After years of using various data visualization methods in her classes, she now wanted to know: can three-dimensional visualizations show things that two-dimensional expressions cannot? -
Cox to publish Spanish-language comic book
11 February 2019Stephanie Cox, Senior Lecturer in French, has published an excerpt of Finita la Gringa, a comic book she wrote with her collaborator at the University of Florida, Caridad Jimenez, for use as reading material to…
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Markofski receives grant
11 February 2019Wes Markofski, Assistant Professor of Sociology, has received funding from the Louisville Institute for his project “Good News for the Common Good: Multicultural Evangelicalism and Ethical Democracy in America.” The Louisville…
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Smith celebrates publication of novel
11 February 2019Gregory Blake Smith, Lloyd P. Johnson-Norwest Professor of English and the Liberal Arts, recently participated in a series of events to mark the publication by Penguin Books of the paperback…
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Three new exhibits opening Friday, Feb. 8 in the Perlman Teaching Museum all celebrate the ceramics arts. An opening reception will be held from 5–7 p.m. in the Weitz Center for Creativity Commons. The reception is open to the public and light refreshments will be served.
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Pots of Gold
4 February 2019Ceramics celebration heats up this weekend with Perlman Museum openings Friday, February 8.
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Minnesota Senate District 11 been has represented by a Democrat — and a Lourey — in St. Paul for decades. Stu Lourey’s dad, Tony, held the seat since 2007, and before that, Stu’s grandmother Becky represented the area.
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Wes Markofski receives Sabbatical Grant
1 February 2019Wes Markofski,
Assistant Professor of Sociology, has received funding from the Louisville Institute for his project “Good News for the Common Good: Multicultural Evangelicalism and Ethical Democracy in America.” The Louisville Institute Sabbatical Grant for Researchers enables ecclesially-engaged academics and scholarly religious leaders to conduct major studies that contribute to the vitality of Christianity in North America. -
Liz Raleigh
25 January 2019Associate Professor of Sociology, was interviewed for a recent article in Jezebel, Rewriting the ‘Fairy Tale’ Adoption Narrative.
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Max Lyonga’s Carleton Residency
24 January 2019The CCCE is excited to welcome Max Lyonga, a contemporary Cameroonian painter, to his residency at Carleton.
Assistant Professor of Sociology, has received funding from the Louisville Institute for his project “Good News for the Common Good: Multicultural Evangelicalism and Ethical Democracy in America.” The