Educated in the age of AI, the Class of 2026 prepares to graduate
In less than three months, Carleton University’s graduating class of 2026 will walk across a stage pitched in the university’s Fieldhouse, shake hands with...
“No be me kill Jesus”: How I learned to cope as a Nigerian abroad
Flowing south from downtown Ottawa, the suburban community of Barrhaven is an attractive one — especially to families.
My first encounter with the area was,...
Carleton students are turning away from their American graduate studies dreams
As a dual citizen living in Canada, Owen Feather once dreamed of returning to the United States to study medicine at Johns Hopkins University....
‘Hook, line and sinkers’: The chilling era of modern human trafficking
Fourteen-year-old Cassandra Harvey seemed like a "typical teen" in foster care: skipping school, staying out late and occasionally acting out.
Like many youths in foster...
From sweet treats to high-pressure simulations, here’s how Carleton’s new nursing program is shaping...
Launched in September in partnership with Ottawa’s Queensway Carleton Hospital, Carleton University’s new nursing program is looking to address a nursing shortage in the...
