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March 7, 2019

Celebrating Carleton Women

A balanced world is a better world, and celebrating the achievements of women is a step toward a more gender-balanced world. That’s one of the messages shared on the website of International Women’s Day (IWD),... More

February 27, 2019

Computer Science Grad Wins Oscar

Because Derek Bradley and his colleagues do their jobs so well, their craftsmanship is virtually imperceptible — even though it’s seen by millions of people on the big screen. Bradley, who has both a master’s and... More

February 15, 2019

Health in Your Pocket

Medicine is more complicated than ever these days, with questions about data privacy and targeting illness using your individual genome – but it's not the first time the health system faced rapid change. Nearly a... More

January 7, 2019

Carleton Launches Basketball Analytics Internship

If you were to look inside the gym bag of the head coach of a professional basketball team, you might be surprised what you found. The staples of freshly pumped basketballs, an assortment of towels... More

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December 18, 2018

Herzberg Lecture: Freeman Dyson on the Evolution of Culture

From a single-celled organism in the distant past, life evolved into an array of species so diverse they defy superlatives. Unique adaptations gave species an advantage – the superior fitness to fill an ecological niche.... More

November 20, 2018

Student Challenge Creates Natural Disaster Plans for Indigenous Communities

Raging forest fires that engulf communities and massive flooding that wreaks havoc and destroys public infrastructure. These natural disasters are traumatizing and recovery is challenging; complications from these events can be especially detrimental to the... More

November 9, 2018

Fall Convocation: Marine Biology Student Wins Governor General’s Award

Although he was awarded both the Governor General’s Medal and the University Medal for Outstanding Graduate Work at the Doctoral Level, Robert Lennox doesn’t feel he deserves all the credit. “I certainly attribute most of... More

November 9, 2018

Fall Convocation: Hala Assal’s Journey to a PhD in Computer Science

Graduation may have been the destination, but when asked to reflect on her doctoral studies at Carleton, Hala Assal says she’s most proud of the journey. “Acquiring a PhD is not a trivial task, especially... More

November 7, 2018

Refugee Siblings Triumph with Biochemistry Degrees

It’s rare for an older sister to walk across the stage to accept her undergraduate degree alongside her brother. And study the same subject and get the same degree. Then get the same full-time job... More

November 6, 2018

Neuroscience Chapter Wins International Award for Unique Public Outreach

The Society for Neuroscience Ottawa Chapter, comprised mostly of Carleton University volunteers, has won the Society for Neuroscience’s 2018 Chapter of the Year (COY) Award—a prestigious recognition of its unique outreach in teaching people about... More

November 5, 2018

Fall Convocation: Biology Graduate Helps Others through Mentorship

One day in September 2014, third-year undergrad Jared Browning walked into the Science Students Success Centre (SSSC), ready to start volunteering in the peer mentoring program. Four years on, he’s a mainstay of the centre,... More