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Whipped Coffee
Janie Sparks said "I've just been trying to make everything I come across. Most of them work out, but some of them are flops. I doesn't matter if i like 'em or not though, it's about filling time."
Artist's Comment
Amanda Moore comments on one of the photo sessions she completed
Coming Home from Work
The family said that the inspiration for this photo was to represent what it felt like when the mother returned from work every evening.
New Family Normal
Family attempts to present what they feel is representative of their life after shelter in place orders. They attempted to capture all key features: toilet paper, fortnite, face masks, and more
Teacher's Perspective
Amanda Keen, a teacher in rural WV, shares her experiences with COVID-19 and how it has impacted her family.
The Distance: A Newsletter from the Carletonian | April 25
This newsletter includes all the weekly articles published by The Carletonian, as well as a few features geared towards the fact that the majority of Carls are off-campus. File includes newsletter and full articles. Found online at…
Preparing for the Summer
Daniel Quintero, age 23, has found a lot of positives within the COVID-19 pandemic. He was optimistic during the interview and emphasized the value he's found living on a farm.
"I think if this hadn't happened, I wouldn't be able to be living on a…
"I think if this hadn't happened, I wouldn't be able to be living on a…
Terrariums as Meditation
Isabella Hurley, age 19, has found both a new hobby and a new means of coping through terrarium creation. When I spoke to her about it, she said "it's like building a little planet. I get so caught up in planning each detail and arranging them, that…
Morel Hunting
The photo features Sarah, age 8, spending the day hunting for morels with her family. When asked Sarah said, "we're outside so much more now. . . I didn't know we could find food." Her parents are taking this opportunity to not only prioritize…
Quarantine vol. 1
A zine published online containing artistic work by Carleton students during the COVID-19 pandemic.