Truly amazing stories in research and innovation come out of Carleton. Below are a few of our stories.
Telling Stories a World Away: Adrienne Arsenault on Covering Conflict
Reporting on conflict and catastrophe has never been easier with cutting-edge technology. But the best foreign correspondents know its relatable human stories, not apps or gadgets, that make their dispatches compelling. So said CBC’s Adrienne... More
Deer Stew and the Drum: Carleton Revives Annual Round Dance
It’s not every night you get to eat deer stew at Carleton University and hear folks competing for the best moose call but that was the scene at Fenn Lounge on the evening of Nov.... More
Telling Important Stories: The New TVO Indigenous Hub at Carleton University
As a child, TVO reporter Shelby Lisk heard very little of her family's native language. She was raised in Belleville, Ont. —not very far from Kenhtè:ke (Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory) but far enough to be disconnected.... More
Youth Who Have Been Homeless Find Expression in Writing
I focus on enhancement, Yet I complete the same cycle. I want to improve, But the damage has been done. So, for me, personally, Optimism is key. Leif Harris’s spoken word poem “I am Sam”... More
Carleton Crew at Canopy Growth is Shaping the Future of Canada’s Cannabis Industry
In December of 2017, slightly less than one year before Canada would become just the second country to legalize the recreational use of cannabis, Smiths Falls, ON based Canopy Growth Corporation hired Carleton electrical engineering... More
The Salvator Mundi Painting: Leonardo’s Disappearing Masterpiece
Leonardo da Vinci was prolific in producing sketches and notes, but as a painter, he was painfully slow. It took him four years to paint the Mona Lisa and, in all, fewer than 20 paintings... More
Carleton Students Pitch Solutions to Pet Ownership Barriers
It is widely accepted, especially by pet owners, that pet ownership can make you feel better. On top of anecdotal evidence, there is scientific research demonstrating that companion pets can reduce stress and anxiety, and... More
The Future of AV: Carleton Alum Paint the Scene
Technology in autonomous vehicles (AV) is developing at top speed. But major changes in transportation infrastructure will be required before smart cars fully replace traditional ones. Rahul Singh, head of Autonomous Vehicle Software Development at... More
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