This summer at Carleton is one for the ages! All ages, that is — from the seniors who graduated in June to the seniors (and the youngsters, and everyone in between) who attended Reunion the following week. Accolades have been pouring in for nearly a century’s worth of Carls as well. Varsity athletes received 118 Academic All-Conference awards, and players and coaches from CUT, Syzygy, CHOP, and Eclipse were chosen for multiple 2025 awards and All-American teams by Ultiworld; among alumni authors, John Bardes ’08 won an award for his book on the history of Louisiana, Claire Kelloway ’16 won a 2025 James Beard Journalism Award, and a stirring memoir from World War II by Robert Matteson ’37 has been published. On campus, the 2024 issues of the Voice earned a national award (and there's a new issue out too!). No matter how young or old you are (or feel), we hope you'll stay in touch and keep reading for more news from campus and beyond.

Applications are due by September 15 for Carleton’s Lofgren Alumni Business Fellowship Program, which helps alumni in established business careers broaden their professional path by pursuing educational opportunities. Typically used for full-time study or executive M.B.A. programs for mid-career Carls, the fellowships cover all or a portion of tuition fees and related costs for up to two years of study. Learn more about the Lofgren Program.

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