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Carleton Grad Student Among Top 25 SSHRC Storyteller Award Winners

Meet the Winners of Carleton’s Three Minute Thesis Competition

Seven Faculty Honoured With Faculty Grad Mentoring Awards

New Sun Grad Bursary Recipient is Researching Traditional Oral Storytelling

--Written by Ty Burke “Education got us into this mess, and education will get us out” Chief Commissioner of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission Senator Murray Sinclair summed up the... More

Ottawa Citizen: Grad Student Researching the Science of Sledge Hockey

Grad Research: Are Giant Lecture Halls Conducive to Learning Mathematics?

--This story was written by Burke The new economy isn’t so new anymore, and by now, it’s no secret that Science, Technology, Engineering or Math (STEM) graduates are its ultimate... More

Grad Research: Data-mining Jane Austen

Before there was Mr. Big, there was Mr. Darcy. Tall and handsome, wealthy and witty, aloof and arrogant…Fitzwilliam Darcy made a poor first impression in Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice... More

Engineering a Data-Driven Health Care Revolution

Grad Research Could Benefit Canada’s Sledge Hockey Team

--Written By Ty Burke When Canada’s Paralympic ice hockey team builds its next Olympic champion from grassroots players across Canada, they’ll have an ace in the hole -- an enhanced... More

Norman Paterson School of International Affairs Marks 50 Years

Application Insider: Edition #8

General Tips on Increasing Your Chances of Admission Graduate school is very competitive. Many universities, including Carleton, receive hundreds of applications for the same program(s) each year. Although admission into... More

Grad Research: Superbugs and the Outbreak Narrative

--Written by Ty Burke Each time the grave threat of a new disease lands upon our shores, media tells the story to the public in more or less the same... More