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By Daniella Dickson My first day in Rome was one of those experiences where I simply wanted to slow down and take everything in. After …

Art & Architectual History Professor Ming Tiampo is among five Carleton University researchers who have been recognized by the Royal Society of Canada (RSC), one of …

By Daniella Dickson It still doesn’t feel real that in less than a week, I’ll be in Rome. The countdown has officially begun, and the …

Worlding Global Art Histories through Teaching positions art history education as a tool for world-making and democratic engagement in a time of division. It is …

History and Theory of Architecture student, Tatianna Pinto, was awarded the Martin Eli-Weil Prize for best student essay on a Canadian architectural topic at this year’s Society …

By Peter Coffman A couple of weeks ago, a U.S. federal judge ordered that construction on Donald Trump’s controversial new White House ballroom be halted. …

By Peter Coffman I’ve been teaching long enough to remember when AI wasn’t even a thing. Which is to say, I’ve been teaching for more …

For this issue, we invite creative engagements with the 2025-26 theme Never Follow Suit. This can mean not playing the cards you’ve been dealt. Not …

By Pardis Farrokhi Pardis Farrokhi is a third-year History & Theory of Architecture student. She recently returned from spending the fall term studying the art …

By Daniella Dickson Daniella Dickson is a second-year student in the History & Theory of Architecture program. Ottawa is known for its monumental architecture, from …

By Peter Coffman October is Canadian Library Month, which is a good time to celebrate my own neighbourhood’s branch of the Ottawa Public Library: Rosemount …

Behind the scenes at the Senate of Canada, Carleton-trained curators are shaping how the nation’s history is told on Parliament Hill. Alumni Mike Steinhauer, Meghan Paterson, …