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Stories North: A “Magical” Experience for Carleton Students

Four graduate and 11 undergraduate journalism students headed North this summer to participate in a month-long experiential learning project called Stories North. This initiative was created by Prof. Kanina Holmes,... More

PhD Student Doing “DEAP” Research

While working as a physicist for Canadian Nuclear Laboratories Ltd. (formerly Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd), Andrew Erlandson decided the time was right to return to school. His employer was... More

GDip in Conflict Resolution Adds Competitive Edge

Graduates from Carleton’s Graduate Diploma in Conflict Resolution program (GDCR) will have an added perk this year as the program is now fully approved by the Alternative Dispute Resolution Institute... More

Grad Research: Using Drones to Increase Wireless Capacity

Have you ever been at a concert, or perhaps a sporting event, where all of a sudden your cell phone didn’t have a signal? This happens because when groups of... More

Grad Research: Developing Housing Components and Systems for the Inuit

Stephen Field’s office looks exactly like what you would expect an industrial designer’s office to look like. It’s full of odd trinkets with wildly different shapes, made up of different... More

Grad Research: A Leap Forward in Heritage Conservation

Grad Research: Educating Children About Cybersecurity

In our increasingly connected and online world, navigating spam, identity theft, frauds and other cybersecurity issues has become more and more important, especially for children. Luckily, researchers like Sana Maqsood... More

Grad Research: A Better Way to Detect Anemia

For individuals living in developing countries, performing a standard blood test is not always an easy task. This is part of the reason why Carleton student Yasmina Souley Dosso has... More

HSTP Master’s Students Research Value of Therapeutic Gardens

Charles Ozzoude, a Carleton University master’s student in Health: Science, Technology and Policy, was a finalist in this year’s 3MT (three-minute thesis) competition. Despite not winning the contest, Ozzoude’s thesis... More

Carleton PhD Students Bring Home Four Prestigious Vanier Awards

This year, four Carleton University doctoral students won Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships making this the best ever showing for Carleton students. These scholarships are open to PhD students across Canada... More

Carleton and National Gallery Launch Partnership to Support New GDips in Curatorial Studies

Carleton University and the National Gallery of Canada (NGC) have signed a letter of agreement to support a new graduate diploma program in Curatorial Studies this September. This formal partnership... More

Political Management Grads Are Going Places