The Distance: A newsletter from the Carletonian | April 3
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Title
The Distance: A newsletter from the Carletonian | April 3
Description
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: https://us19.campaign-archive.com/?u=5e0d216f8342490c92285a859&id=054a865b65
Contents:
ITS prepares for online classes by training faculty, providing computers to students. By Zoe Pharo and Katy Gilbertson
College pushes for asynchronous Spring term classes to prevent Internet, time zone inequities. By Greta Hardy-Mittell
Carleton staff rush to keep up with evolving COVID-19 guidelines--and keep campus running. By Ellie Zimmerman
In 1918, the Flu pandemic arrived at Carleton; students were quarantined--on campus. by Miles Allen and Zoe Pharo
Making the most of education beyond Carleton. By Jacob Isaacs
Love in the age of COVID. By Jack Coyne
Remote systems can help support students' mental health. By Carolyn Wood
A case for mandatory S/CR/NC. By Julie Bailard
Departments adapt to online learning. By Jack Brown
Professors to offer Spring-term classes via TikTok. By Katy Gilbertson
Now is not the time for satire. By Jack Brown
Contents:
ITS prepares for online classes by training faculty, providing computers to students. By Zoe Pharo and Katy Gilbertson
College pushes for asynchronous Spring term classes to prevent Internet, time zone inequities. By Greta Hardy-Mittell
Carleton staff rush to keep up with evolving COVID-19 guidelines--and keep campus running. By Ellie Zimmerman
In 1918, the Flu pandemic arrived at Carleton; students were quarantined--on campus. by Miles Allen and Zoe Pharo
Making the most of education beyond Carleton. By Jacob Isaacs
Love in the age of COVID. By Jack Coyne
Remote systems can help support students' mental health. By Carolyn Wood
A case for mandatory S/CR/NC. By Julie Bailard
Departments adapt to online learning. By Jack Brown
Professors to offer Spring-term classes via TikTok. By Katy Gilbertson
Now is not the time for satire. By Jack Brown
Creator
The Carletonian
Contributor
Sam Kwait-Spitzer and Elizabeth Budd
Date
04/03/2020
Type
Text or Document
Subject
Athletics/Fitness, Carleton College, Carleton Faculty/Staff, Carletonian, Family, Friendship, Historical Pandemics, Humor, Inequality/Disparities, International Students, Mental health, Minnesota, Reflection, Safety/Disinfecting/Testing, Social Media, Stress/Anxiety, Virtual Learning, Work/Finances/Unemployment, Zoom/Facetime
Identifier
distance-carletonian-april3.pdf
Coverage
Northfield, MN
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Connection to Carleton
Student Newspaper of Carleton College
Citation
The Carletonian, “The Distance: A newsletter from the Carletonian | April 3,” Carleton Covid-19 Archive, accessed April 24, 2026, https://covid19archive.sites.carleton.edu/items/show/364.