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The following story, written by Daniel Reid, was published in the Nov/12 issue of Carleton Now. Norton graduated from Carleton on…

For grad students, different times of the year can be more stressful than others. That’s one reason the Norman Paterson…

Varsha Chaugai heard about Carleton’s master’s program in biomedical engineering from her home in Nepal. “Coming from a third world…

In 1971, Ontario schools introduced a course called World Religions into the curriculum for senior high school students. Carleton master’s…

On November 10, the first cohort of students graduated with a Master’s degree in Political Management from Carleton. This intensive,…

The following story written by Rachel Kalbfleisch was published on the Charity Village website recently. A gradual impact: Inspiring tomorrow’s…

In areas of the South Kivu province of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), disputes are often settled using a…

The Common Eider, an Arctic nesting duck that is used by the Inuit as an important food source, is in…

After graduating with an undergrad degree in biology, Emma Peacocke decided to volunteer with the Sea Turtle Protection Society of…

***The following story by Susan Hickman appears in the September issue of Carleton Now. Shevaun Corey has always had a…

In the United States, there are 168 graduate programs that train future leaders in the non-profit and philanthropic sector. In…

As the new school year gets underway, Carleton is unveiling new graduate programs that span a wide range of faculties…