Truly amazing stories in research and innovation come out of Carleton. Below are a few of our stories.
Popular Hockey Analytics Conference Attracting NHL Staff
From pre-season to playoffs, hockey diagrams and charts have long been part of the coach's corner. Over the last decade, however, the advancement of data visualization technologies have created even better ways for teams to... More
Historian Deborah Lipstadt Tackles Anti-Semitism and Holocaust Deniers
"It is hard, if not impossible, to explain something that is essentially irrational, delusional and absurd," Deborah E. Lipstadt wrote in her 2019 book Antisemitism Here and Now. "That is the nature of all conspiracy... More
Medical Physics Maven
Rowan Thomson’s office is unassuming for a Canada Research Chair in Radiotherapy Physics. She has two computers, where she pulls up diagrams to better explain her vital cancer research. A drawing by her son is... More
The Real World: Biotech Internship Challenges Carleton Students
For the second year, the National Research Council (NRC), the Government of Canada’s largest research organization, welcomed 25 undergraduate science students from Carleton University (CU) to its active Ottawa research facility during October’s fall break... More
Turning 50: Influential Sociology and Anthropology Programs at Carleton
Here’s a story out of Carleton University’s Department of Sociology and Anthropology that would have been unimaginable when the department was established 50 years ago. Saira Gokal was in the third year of a sociology... More
Books Arts Lab Opening at Carleton Library
Every wonder how books are made? Starting Nov. 19, you can find out at MacODrum Library’s Book Arts Lab during hands-on experience with everything from printing, bookbinding and papermaking to printmaking and calligraphy. Learn, too, about the history... More
2019 CUSC Results Reflect Carleton’s Ongoing Commitment to Student Success and Satisfaction
Carleton University regularly participates in a number of surveys to better understand the characteristics, needs and perceptions of students. In January 2019, Carleton was one of 46 institutions that participated in an undergraduate survey co-ordinated... More
Sprott’s Employability Passport to the Future
Before becoming a Sprott student, Tyson Coulter had never attended a networking event. A first-year Bachelor of Commerce student with a concentration in marketing, Coulter says he was compelled to start networking immediately by a... More
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