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Alum to Lead Canada’s U.S. Trade Negotiations
Carleton alumna Janice Charette to lead Canada’s U.S. trade negotiations ahead of CUSMA review.
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Canadian Stamp Honours Former Carleton Student
Maestro Fresh Wes’ legacy endures as Canada honours the trailblazing former Carleton student with a historic stamp.
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CKCU 93.1 FM: Community Radio
CKCU 93.1 FM celebrates 50 years of volunteer-driven community radio, amplifying diverse voices from the university and Ottawa.
Research

Exploring Bilingualism Support for Neurodiverse People
Researcher Olessia Jouravlev challenges myths, showing bilingualism can enhance communication and cognition for neurodiverse individuals and families.
Solving Cold Cases
Carleton University psychology researcher Kirk Luther and a team of students are helping police make progress on decades-old cold cases — applying forensic science and psychology to re-examine a 50-plus-year-old disappearance and generate fresh leads for investigators.

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Feb 25
‘Edmonia Wildfire Lewis: Sculpting Life’ with Gloria Bell
- 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM
- Room 303, Paterson Hall

Feb 25
Science Café – Greening Cities for People and Nature
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- Ottawa Public Library

Mar 3
Computer Science Industry Mixer
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Mar 4
Book Talk: Race to the Cape
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