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Reframing the Housing Industry
One winter week, Gary Martin found three bathroom vents in peoples’ houses that all directed warm, moist air into their attics, compromising insulation and causing…
Interdisciplinary Collaboration
This June, the first cohort of students will graduate from both the MA in Women's and Gender Studies (WGST) and the new collaborative master's program in African…
Chemist PhD Carleton Grad Dances Her Way to Stanford
The following story, written by Daniel Reid, was published in the November, 2012 issue of Carleton Now. Usually when a video of someone dancing…
A “Shocking” Thesis Topic
Varsha Chaugai heard about Carleton’s master’s program in biomedical engineering from her home in Nepal. “Coming from a third world country with poor health care,…
The Changing Face of Religion and Public Life
In 1971, Ontario schools introduced a course called World Religions into the curriculum for senior high school students. Carleton master’s student Lauren Barkley became curious…
First Cohort To Graduate From Political Management Master's Program
On November 10, the first cohort of students graduated with a Master’s degree in Political Management from Carleton. This intensive, one-year program was created to…
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