Truly amazing stories in research and innovation come out of Carleton. Below are a few of our stories.
Academic Refugees: At-Risk Scholars from Afghanistan and Ukraine Get a Safe Haven at Carleton
The Taliban's takeover of Afghanistan and Russia's invasion of Ukraine have forced tens of thousands of people to flee their homes in search of either temporary or permanent sanctuary. June 20 is World Refugee Day... More
Outstanding Community Achievement: Board of Governors Honours 2022 Graduate
Always say yes. It is the simple yet sage advice that has successfully guided Valentina Vera Gonzalez throughout her time at Carleton. As the recipient of this year’s 2022 Board of Governor’s Award for Outstanding... More
Spring 2022 Medallists Discuss Their Academic Journey at Carleton
At this year’s spring convocation, more than 6,664 Carleton students from the class of 2022 are receiving degrees that recognize their resiliency and commitment to education during a uniquely challenging time. Carleton awards numerous medals... More
Graduates Reflect on Life at Carleton as They Receive Diplomas
Convocation is a commemoration of each student’s academic journey, co-curricular experiences and the countless opportunities to develop social, political or charitable interests. As we celebrate the return of in-person graduation ceremonies, we've highlighted exceptional 2022... More
Honorary Degree Recipients Recognized for Their Public Service and Career Achievements
As the classes of 2020, 2021 and 2022 gather together for the first in-person convocation since the onset of the pandemic, joining them will be seven exceptional leaders who will be recognized with honorary doctorates... More
Reflected Learning
Learn more about these new additions to Carleton’s faculty and their dedication to the advancement of teaching and learning, while integrating Indigenous ways of knowing and being into their curriculums. Andrés López Assistant Professor, School of... More
Protecting Urban Trees: Carleton Research Aims to Minimize the Threat of Invasive Insects in a Changing Climate
When a "derecho" storm pummelled the Ottawa area with winds reaching 190 km/h on May 21, trees falling onto power lines was the main reason 180,000 hydro customers lost electricity. Urban trees play many significant... More
Carleton’s Engiqueers Reframe a Sense of Community
Just like family. That’s how Dilsha Appu-Hennadi describes the community of peers involved in Carleton University’s Engiqueers (CUE) society for LGBTQ+ engineering students. “It was the first group that helped me personally step my toes... More
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