Browse Collections (21 total)
Historians for Hire
Materials from the course Historians for Hire (History 200, Spring 2020). The center project of the course was creating and contributing to the…
Contributors: Elizabeth Budd
Generational Disparities
The items in this collection speak to the ways the pandemic impacted people of different ages in different ways.
Carleton Virtual Reunion Celebration: June 20, 2020
A collection of videos and resources released in honor of Carleton's annual alumni reunion week. The normally in-person event was cancelled and…
Contributors: Hannah Zhukovsky
Carleton Students From Afar - Group Reflections and Video Clips
This collection contains video reflections by group members Marcella Lees, Miyuki Mihira, and Clara Posner on their interview project with Carleton…
Contributors: Marcella Lees, Miyuki Mihira, and Clara Posner
Carleton Policy and Planning Documents
Materials from Carleton College that outline policies, procedures, and planning related to the pandemic.
Carleton Dispersed: Photos of the Covid-19 pandemic from across the country
This collection has items collected by Carleton students during Spring and Summer 2020 that speak to the Covid-19 pandemic across the US. Most of the…
Contributors: Historians for Hire Students
Carleton Campus Visual Collection
Photographs that were taken on the Carleton campus during the pandemic. Some items are also related to creating a sense of community and campus while…
Contributors: Carleton College community members
Black Lives Matter
This collection documents the Black Lives Matter movement in the context of Carleton College as racial inequalities and systemic injustices faced by…
Being There, And Not: Carls Considering Life & Learning at a "Residential College" during COVID-19
This is an anthology of short essays, researched and composed in pairs by the students of ENGL109: Intro to Rhetoric (s20)
Contributors: Peter Balaam
Asynchronous Interview Carleton Students
Written accounts and photos collected from Carleton students about their Spring Term 2020 experiences.
Contributors: Students' Displacement Group (Marcella Lees, Miyuki Mihira, Clara Posner)