Photo for the news post: Energy Road Map
October 22, 2018

Energy Road Map

The MoCreebec Eeyoud First Nation in Moose Factory, Ont., wants to reduce energy costs and take ownership of power consumption. Carleton University students Joshua Russell and Keelia LaFreniere are helping them figure out the best... More
Photo for the news post: Special Constables Celebrate 25 Years Serving Carleton
October 19, 2018

Special Constables Celebrate 25 Years Serving Carleton

For 25 years, special constables have watched over the Carleton University community. They started small and grew over the years. “We’re proud that we have grown with the campus and its needs,” says Brian Billings,... More
Photo for the news post: Carleton Assessing Energy Threat Levels Across North America
October 18, 2018

Carleton Assessing Energy Threat Levels Across North America

The tornado that decimated central Ottawa’s Merivale Transformer Station was obviously beyond anyone’s control. However, cyber and physical threats to Canada’s energy sector have grown exponentially in recent years and they are far from random.... More
Photo for the news post: Fighting for Disability Rights
October 17, 2018

Fighting for Disability Rights

Hannah MacLellan has accomplished a lot at the age of 19 and she’s just getting started. The human rights undergraduate student, in her second year at Carleton University, hails from Prince Edward Island. At the... More
Photo for the news post: Learning From Germany
October 16, 2018

Learning From Germany

Steps from the Brandenburg Gate, at the symbolic heart of modern Germany, the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe envelops visitors in a discomfiting grey. It's the dominant tone of the patio stones underfoot,... More
Photo for the news post: Journalism Students Expand Their Narrative with Stories North
October 15, 2018

Journalism Students Expand Their Narrative with Stories North

Madeline Lines, a fourth-year Journalism student at Carleton University, knows the golden rule of her craft like the back of her hand. "Objectivity, objectivity, objectivity." That's by no means a bad thing — with mistrust... More
Photo for the news post: Karim Rashid Exhibition Opens at Ottawa Art Gallery
October 15, 2018

Karim Rashid Exhibition Opens at Ottawa Art Gallery

Karim Rashid, Carleton University’s well-known industrial design graduate, has returned to his roots for the first large-scale Canadian presentation of his work at the Ottawa Art Gallery. The show, Karim Rashid: Cultural Shaping, runs until... More
Photo for the news post: Mayor Jim Watson Visits Student Group Focused on Sustainability
October 12, 2018

Mayor Jim Watson Visits Student Group Focused on Sustainability

To build a sustainable world, you start at home. Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson explained to Carleton University students on Oct. 11, 2018 how Ottawa is hoping to change the world for the better. “It really... More

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