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Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs
Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Carleton College Northfield, Minnesota Carleton College, one of the nation’s top liberal arts institutions, seeks a collaborative and inspiring Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs who is an outstanding academic leader and scholar. Carleton is uniquely positioned to play a leadership role in advocating for the power of a liberal arts education.
Complete-Coverage Searches for Lorentz Violation in the Minimal Matter Sector
Over the past several decades, dozens of tests have sought the 132 Lorentz-violating degrees of freedom in the nonrelativistic limit of the minimal matter sector of the standard-model extension, yet 43 remained unconstrained. In this Letter, we limit all previously unconstrained degrees of freedom and make improvements on 13 prior limits.
Airway Smooth Muscle Dysfunction in Sepsis: A Mini Review of Mechanisms, Signaling, Cross-talk, and Associated Clinical Implications
MINI REVIEW article Front. Physiol. Sec. Respiratory Physiology and Pathophysiology Abstract Sepsis is a dysregulated host response to infection that causes systemic inflammation, microcirculatory failure, and progressive organ dysfunction. Pulmonary failure in sepsis has largely been framed through alveolar-capillary injury, while the conducting airway epithelium and underlying airway smooth muscle (ASM) remain comparatively understudied.
Order-by-order Modeling of Exoplanet Radial Velocity Data
Published July 5, 2026 | Version v1 Langford, Zachary (Researcher)1 Blake, Cullen (Researcher)1 Halverson, Samuel (Researcher)2, 3 Ford, Eric (Researcher)4, 5 Mahadevan, Suvrath (Researcher)5, 4, 6 Giovinazzi, Mark (Researcher)7 Gupta, Arvind (Researcher)8 Robertson, Paul (Researcher)9 Alvarado-Montes, Jaime A.
Changes in gene regulation are associated with the evolution of resistance to a novel parasite
Abstract Introduction: Host–parasite interactions are ubiquitous and are important drivers of host diversification and evolution. In particular, host immune systems are frequent targets of parasite-driven selection. The resulting rapid evolution of immune genes is usually framed as an ongoing ‘arms race’ between a co-evolving pair of host and parasite species. However, immune evolution may often be driven by the acquisition of a new and unfamiliar parasite.
Recovery-induced tipping in Stommel’s kicked ocean box model
Loading metrics Open Access Peer-reviewed Research Article Citation: Kelly P, Leng X, Cogan P, Jing A, Meyer K (2026) Recovery-induced tipping in Stommel’s kicked ocean box model. PLoS One 21(2): e0342171. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0342171 Editor: Sandipan Mondal, National Taiwan Ocean University, TAIWAN Received: July 7, 2025; Accepted: January 18, 2026; Published: February 3, 2026 Copyright: © 2026 Kelly et al.
How to Set Up and Run an Undergraduate Research Lab
Supporting yourself • Building a lab • Conclusions Imagine you’re training to be a chef. You learn cooking techniques and develop intuitions about flavor pairings, and, after a long period of training, you land your first real job as a chef. As you walk in the door, your boss says, “Welcome to being a chef! There’s just this one little thing—you also need to grow all your own food.” This is what becoming the primary investigator (PI) of a lab can feel like.
Evaluating the impact of a community-based prostate cancer screening program
Prostate cancer inequities and risk factors Prostate cancer is the second most common cancer in men, following skin cancer, and the second leading cause of cancer death in males, following lung cancer [1]. Certain populations are at increased risk of prostate cancer incidence and mortality, driven by a combination of genetic, biological, behavioral, environmental, and social factors [2].
The DataSquad Experiment: Some Lessons for Building RSE Capacity
The DataSquad Model addresses two different challenges at a small liberal arts college; helping more people solve data and programming problems, and giving undergraduates hands-on experience with data and software development. Paula Lackie, Academic Technologist for Data at Carleton College, started the program to improve data services, but soon recognized equal benefit for student members. The model adapts easily to different environments.
Jack Curtis breaks two more records, leads Knights to 45-28 win over Gustavus
Story Links Next Game: at College of St. Scholastica 10/11/2025 | 1:00 PM Oct. 11 (Sat) / 1:00 PM at College of St. Scholastica ST. PETER, Minn. – Jack Curtis broke the Carleton College football program's career completions and passing touchdowns records, leading the Knights to a 45-28 victory over the Gustavus Adolphus College Gusties. Carleton (3-1, 3-0 MIAC) remains undefeated in conference play, one of just two MIAC teams with a blank loss column this year.
Jack Curtis repeats at MIAC Offensive Player of the Week
BLOOMINGTON, Minn. – Carleton College quarterback Jack Curtis collected his second consecutive and fourth career MIAC Offensive Player of the Week honor. Curtis broke the Carleton record for career passing yards while helping the Knights reclaim the famed Goat Trophy with a 35-28 win over rival St. Olaf. He finished the victory 29-of-42 for 396 yards and three touchdown passes in addition to 36 rushing yards.
Evidence for carbon dioxide removal via enhanced rock weathering with steel slag, though not basalt, in a midwestern U.S. field trial
Enhanced weathering is an emergent pathway for permanent atmospheric carbon dioxide removal (CDR). However, despite a dramatic increase in academic and commercial research, there remain relatively few published examples of field evidence demonstrating the effectiveness of enhanced weathering. Here, we present results from a three-year field trial that evaluated steel slag and crushed basalt applied as amendments in a conventional agricultural system in the Midwestern United States.
A Call for Constructive Engagement
This statement was developed in collaboration with university and college presidents and other educational leaders across the country, after national meetings convened by the American Association of Colleges and Universities (AAC&U) and the American Academy of Arts & Sciences. As leaders of America’s colleges, universities, and scholarly societies, we speak with one voice against the unprecedented government overreach and political interference now endangering American higher education.
A Call for Constructive Engagement
This statement was developed in collaboration with university and college presidents and other educational leaders across the country, after national meetings convened by the American Association of Colleges and Universities (AAC&U) and the American Academy of Arts & Sciences. As leaders of America’s colleges, universities, and scholarly societies, we speak with one voice against the unprecedented government overreach and political interference now endangering American higher education.
Harvard’s defiance of Trump's ‘authoritarian incursion' supported by 60 past and present college and university presidents
(Credit: Craig F. Walker/The Boston Globe via Getty Images) The Trump administration has recently escalated its destructive and illegal attacks on the core freedoms of American colleges and universities, which we have called on it to halt (Fortune, April 8).
Emily Dumler-Winckler, Modern Virtue: Mary Wollstonecraft and a Tradition of Dissent
Emily Dumler-Winckler, Modern Virtue: Mary Wollstonecraft and a Tradition of Dissent Publication Date 10-1-2023 DOI 10.37977/faithphil.2023.40.4.7 Recommended Citation Pearson, Lori (2023) "Emily Dumler-Winckler, Modern Virtue: Mary Wollstonecraft and a Tradition of Dissent," Faith and Philosophy: Journal of the Society of Christian Philosophers: Vol. 40: Iss. 4, Article 7.
A Mean Value Theorem for Dirichlet Polynomials Associated With Primitive Dirichlet L-Functions
Consider the family of Dirichlet -functions of all even primitive characters of conductor at most , where is a parameter tending to infinity. For with , we examine Dirichlet polynomials of length with coefficients those of the Dirichlet series of a product of an arbitrary (finite) number of shifted -functions from the family. Assuming the Generalized Lindelöf Hypothesis for Dirichlet -functions, we prove an asymptotic formula for averages of these Dirichlet polynomials.
Female song elicits increased vocal display effort in both sexes of Alston's singing mouse
Abstract Acoustic displays are conspicuous behaviors common across diverse animal taxa. They have long been studied in behavioral ecology, evolutionary biology, and neuroscience. Most of these investigations, however, have focused on male display. For species in which both sexes display, correcting this bias will lead to a fuller understanding of the evolution and function of these behaviors.
Exploring the impact of mitochondrial-targeting anthelmintic agents with GLUT1 inhibitor BAY-876 on breast cancer cell metabolism - BMC Cancer
It is well appreciated that cancer cells exhibit differential dependencies on metabolic pathways in the context of nutrient and oxygen availability, catabolic or anabolic nutrient handling, along with concomitant selection of oncogenes that promote or suppress metabolic fuel choice [45,46,47,48].
Exploring the impact of mitochondrial-targeting anthelmintic agents with GLUT1 inhibitor BAY-876 on breast cancer cell metabolism - BMC Cancer
Abstract Cancer cells alter their metabolic phenotypes with nutritional change. Single agent approaches targeting mitochondrial metabolism in cancer have failed due to either dose limiting off target toxicities, or lack of significant efficacy in vivo.
The only Cambodian Buddhist temple in Minnesota
Significant Cambodian immigration to the United States did not begin until 1979. Of the foreign-born Cambodians in the U.S. in 1990, 86% arrived after 1980 because of unrest after the Vietnam War, the Cambodian Civil War, and genocide under the oppressive regime of the Khmer Rouge. Because of the country’s politically unsafe environment, most Cambodians arrived in the U.S. with refugee status, affording them the support of refugee organizations and government agencies.
Suppression by RNA Polymerase I Inhibitors Varies Greatly Between Distinct RNA Polymerase I Transcribed Genes in Malaria Parasites.
Abstract Transcription of ribosomal RNA (rRNA) by RNA Polymerase I (Pol I) is the rate-limiting step in ribosome biogenesis and a major determinant of cellular growth rates.
ADMET-AI: A machine learning ADMET platform for evaluation of large-scale chemical libraries
The emergence of large chemical repositories and combinatorial chemical spaces, coupled with high-throughput docking and generative AI, have greatly expanded the chemical diversity of small molecules for drug discovery. Selecting compounds for experimental validation requires filtering these molecules based on favourable druglike properties, such as Absorption, Distribution, Metabolism, Excretion, and Toxicity (ADMET).
A stochastic gravitational wave background in LISA from unresolved white dwarf binaries in the Large Magellanic Cloud
The launch of the Laser Interferometer Space Antenna (LISA; Amaro-Seoane et al. 2017) in 2035 will revolutionize gravitational wave (GW) astronomy.
Inflation Expectations and Political Polarization: Evidence from the Cooperative Election Study
Document Type Working Paper Working Paper Number 2024-01 JEL Codes E70, E71, E30, E31 Author's RePEc Short ID pst780 Abstract Using a unique, nationally representative survey from the 2022 midterm elections, we investigate the partisan divide in beliefs about inflation and monetary policy. We find that party identity is predictive of inflation forecasts even after conditioning on beliefs about both past inflation and the Federal Reserve’s long-run inflation target.
Microbial eukaryotic predation pressure and biomass at deep-sea hydrothermal vents
Deep-sea hydrothermal vent geochemistry shapes the foundation of the microbial food web by fueling chemolithoautotrophic microbial activity. Microbial eukaryotes (or protists) play a critical role in hydrothermal vent food webs as consumers, hosts of symbiotic bacteria, and as a nutritional source to higher trophic levels.
Carleton cancels 2023-24 Women's Basketball season due to injury-depleted roster
NORTHFIELD, Minn. -- Carleton College has made the difficult decision to cancel the remainder of the 2023-24 women's basketball season due to an injury-depleted roster. The Knights entered the year with 10 players on the roster, but injuries have left Carleton with only six medically-cleared players, a number too low to adequately protect the health and safety of the remaining student-athletes on the team.
Late touchdown and two-point conversion give Knights a 36-35 thrilling victory over Concordia
Next Game: St. Olaf College 10/7/2023 | 1:00 PM Oct. 07 (Sat) / 1:00 PM Moorhead, Minn – The Carleton Knights football team was facing a two-possession deficit with 11 minutes to play at Jake Christiansen Stadium. The offense, defense and special teams all came up with critical plays, leading the Knights to a come from behind road victory over the Concordia Cobbers. Carleton scored a touchdown with 20 seconds remaining in the game.
Place, Race, and the Geographic Politics of White Grievance - Political Behavior
Abstract Rural resentment is a form of place-based grievance politics that scholars have used to explain the growing urban-rural divide in American politics. However, whereas extant theory assumes that rural resentment stems from rural identification, recently available data shows that beliefs about geographic inequity, which are central to rural resentment, are not held exclusively by those who embrace a rural identity.
Carter Sichol earns medalist honors as No. 21 Women's Golf wins CSB Invite
By Carleton College, SARTELL, Minn. - The Carleton College women's golf team, ranked No. 21 in the preseason WGCA national poll, won the season-opening CSB Invite held at Blackberry Ridge Golf Club. Sophomore Carter Sichol was the tournament's medalist for the second consecutive year as she registered her third career individual victory. (NOTE: Full team and individual results are currently unavailable as the... Read more on Publisher's website
No. 5 Knights take fourth at Clash of the Inland Northwest
By Carleton College, CHENEY, Wash. - The Carleton College women's cross country team, ranked No. 5 in NCAA Division III this season, finished fourth out of eight teams at the Clash of the Inland Northwest. The Knights trailed a trio of Division I programs, two of which are regionally ranked. Carleton finished with a team score of 96. Gonzaga (16 points), host Eastern... Read more on Publisher's website
Knights start season by cutting down LumberJacks, 6-1
By Carleton College, NORTHFIELD, Minn. - The Carleton College men's soccer team started off the 2023 campaign with a bang, notching a 6-1 win over the visiting LumberJacks of Northland College. Trevor Jones scored a brace and added an assist. Jonathan Vonderlage and Ben Pennell both had a goal and two assists with Briggs Priem and Barclay Shove tallying the other goals. The... Read more on Publisher's website
Knights defeat St. Norbert, 5-0, in season opener
By Carleton College, NORTHFIELD, Minn. - The Carleton College women's soccer team opened its 2023 campaign in flying fashion, as the Knights raced to a 5-0 victory over visiting St. Norbert College on a balmy afternoon at Bell Field. The Knights (1-0) commanded the contest from the opening whistle, firing 35 shots goalward, 15 on target. St. Norbert (0-1) mustered three attempts, two... Read more on Publisher's website
Parametric hypersensitivity in many-body bath-mediated transport: The quantum Rabi model
We demonstrate that nonequilibrium steady states of the dissipative Rabi model show dramatic spikes in transport rates over narrow parameter ranges. Similar results are found for the Holstein and Dicke models. This is found to be due to avoided energy level crossings in the corresponding closed systems, and correlates with spikes in the entanglement entropy of key eigenstates, a signature of strong mixing and resonance among system degrees of freedom.
Four Knights named All-American Scholars
By Carleton College, CORAL SPRINGS, Fla. - Four members of the Carleton College women's golf program were tabbed by the Women's Golf Coaches Association (WGCA) as All-American Scholars for the 2022-23 academic year. Cynthia Lu '26, Carter Sichol '26, Natalie Tatar '26, and Sarah Zheng '26 each earned the award for the first time. As a team, the Knights combined for a 3.631... Read more on Publisher's website
Polarization measurements of Arecibo-sky pulsars: Faraday rotations and emission-beam analyses
Polarimetric observations of pulsars have been conducted with the Arecibo Telescope in the 21-cm band since the mid-1980s (e.g. Stinebring et al. 1984). One of the challenges of radio polarimetry is the fact that linearly polarized radio waves propagating through the magnetized interstellar medium (ISM) suffer a wavelength-dependent position angle rotation, which must be compensated for in order to observe a source over any significant bandwidth.
Polarization Measurements of Arecibo-Sky Pulsars: Faraday Rotations and emission-beam analyses
We present Faraday Rotation Measure (RM) values derived at L- and P-band as well as some 60 Stokes-parameter profiles, both determined from our longstanding Arecibo dual-frequency pulsar polarimetry programs. Many of the RM measurements were carried out toward the inner Galaxy and the Anticenter on pulsars with no previous determination, while others are remeasurements intended to confirm or improve the accuracy of existing values.
Women's Track & Field secures another USTFCCCA academic award; six Knights individually honored
By Carleton College, NEW ORLEANS, La. - Carleton College women's track & field standouts Mary Blanchard '24, Grace Blanchette '23, Helen Cross '24, Clara Mayfield '23, Sophie McManus '25, and Hannah Preisser '26 each received individual All-Academic honors from the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA). Their efforts combined with impressive classroom performances by their teammates helped the Knights... Read more on Publisher's website
Jeremy Fong and Clara Mayfeld collect Academic All-America recognition
By Carleton College, NORTHFIELD, Minn. - Carleton College distance runners Jeremy Fong '23 (Niiza-Shi, Japan/Christian Academy in Japan) and Clara Mayfield '23 (Manhattan, Kan./Manhattan) were both selected to the Academic All-America® Division III Track & Field/Cross Country team for 2022-23 in voting by the College Sports Communicators (CSC, formerly the College Sports Information Directors of America [CoSIDA]). The Academic All-America program recognizes excellence...
Mayfield finishes fourth in 5k, collects ninth All-America honor
By Carleton College, ROCHESTER, N.Y. - Clara Mayfield (Sr./Manhattan, Kan./Manhattan) finished fourth in the final of the 5,000-meter run to conclude Saturday's NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships at Polisseni Track and Field Complex. The fourth-place standing earns her a second consecutive All-America finish after placing third in Thursday's 10,000-meter run final. "What a fitting way to close out this chapter in Clara's... Read more on Publisher's website
Tarm Rojanasoonthon earns All-America status with play at NCAA Championships
By BVMSports Team By Carleton College, ORLANDO, Fla. - Carleton College sophomore Tarm Rojanasoonthon (Bangkok, Thailand/Chulalongkorn) wrapped up the 2022-23 season as part of the singles bracket at the NCAA Division III Men Tennis Championship. Rojanasoonthon won his first match of the day before falling in the second round. The top player on the Knights' roster bounced back from a slow start to prevail 1-6, 6-4,... Read more on Publisher's website
Four Knights take home MIAC Awards
By Carleton College, BLOOMINGTON, Minn. - Four members of the Carleton College women's golf program took home recognition as the MIAC handed out its postseason awards for the 2022-23 season. First-years Cynthia Lu (Redmond, Wash./Redmond), Carter Sichol (Winnetka, Ill./New Trier), Natalie Tatar (Denver, Colo./St. Mary's Academy), and Sarah Zheng (Bolingbrook, Ill./Neuqua Valley) were all tabbed to the All-MIAC Team. Additionally, Sichol was voted... Read more on Publisher's website
With third round canceled, Knights advance at NCAA Championships
By BVMSports Team By Carleton College, HOWEY-IN-THE-HILLS, Fla. - The Carleton College women's golf team advanced to the final round of the NCAA Division III Women's Golf Championships. Thursday's third round was canceled, shortening the tournament to 54 holes. The top-15 teams survived the cut and will play on Friday, while 14 other squads were sent home. The NCAA Division III Women's Golf Committee determined that... Read more on Publisher's website
Carta aberta sobre admissões com consciência racial (opinião)
Dois casos perante a Suprema Corte têm o potencial de restringir práticas de recrutamento e admissão de longa data em faculdades e universidades. Os casos, apresentados por um grupo de interesse especial chamado Students for Fair Admissions (SFFA), alegam que as práticas de admissão com consciência racial são injustas e violam a Constituição. Como presidentes de faculdades de artes liberais, discordamos veementemente.
Knights wrap up season with two losses at UWEC
By BVMSports Team By Carleton College, EAU CLAIRE, Wis. - Sam Zacks (So./Glencoe, Ill./New Trier) had five more hits as the Carleton College baseball team concluded the 2023 season with a doubleheader at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire. The Blugolds swept the non-conference twin bill by scores of 13-8 and 12-2. "I'm so proud of this group of young men," said Carleton head coach Alec Holcomb.... Read more on Publisher's website
Knights sit 14th after first round at NCAA Championships
By Carleton College, HOWEY-IN-THE-HILLS, Fla. - The Carleton College women's golf team sits 14th out of 29 teams after the first round of play at the 2023 NCAA Division III Championships. The Knights have the youngest roster at the national tournament, with four rookies and sophomore Olivia Siebert (So./Glencoe, Ill./New Trier). The par-73 El Campeon Golf Course at the Mission Inn Resort &... Read more on Publisher's website
Estimates of woody biomass and mixed effects improve isoscape predictions across a northern mixed forest
Introduction Understanding how animals interact with their environment, specifically where they go and what they eat, is foundational to the fields of ecology and animal behavior (Kingsland, 1991; Owen-Smith et al., 2010). One way to study animal behavior is by using stable isotope analysis, which has become increasingly common in studies of animal movement and foraging (Cerling et al., 2006).
Big games by Sam Zacks and Michael Karbowski help Knights split with Saint Mary's
By Carleton College, NORTHFIELD, Minn. - The Carleton College baseball team split its final MIAC doubleheader of the season, dropping game one to Saint Mary's University, 9-3, before taking the game two by a 10-2 tally. This was the most unique doubleheader of the Knights' (8-23, 4-16 MIAC) season. The twinbill started at Saint Mary's (15-20, 9-11 MIAC) on Sunday afternoon but finished... Read more on Publisher's website
Game 1 at Saint Mary's halted, to be finished at Carleton on Monday, May 8
By BVMSports Team By Carleton College, WINONA, Minn. - The first game of the Carleton College baseball doubleheader at Saint Mary's University on Sunday, May 7 had to be halted in the 6th inning. Rain had forced the teams from the field with teh Cardinals leading 8-1. By the time the weather cleared, the field was unplayable. The game will be resumed on Monday, May 8... Read more on Publisher's website
Game 1 vs. Bethel suspended, to be finished on Monday, May 8
By BVMSports Team By Carleton College, NORTHFIELD, Minn. - The first game of the Carleton College softball team's doubleheader against No. 9-ranked Bethel University on Saturday, May 6 was suspended in the top of sixth inning due to lightning, rain, and deteriorating field conditions at Ele Hansen Field. The game-which the Royals lead 2-0-will be resumed on Monday, May 8 at 4:30 p.m. Game two of... Read more on Publisher's website
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