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Decoding the Decades: Looking at Canada in the 1980s in New Object-based History Course
By: Emily Putnam A brand-new history course called From Walkmans to West Edmonton Mall: The material culture of the 1980s in Canada offers a hands-on exploration of…
Graduate Curating: PhD Candidate Fara Abn Curates an Exhibition at Canada Council Art Bank
Fara Abn, a PhD candidate studying in Cultural Mediations at Carleton, curated upcoming exhibit Visual Echoes premiering June 1.
History Department Mourns the Loss of Deborah Gorham (1937-2023)
The History Department regrets to inform the university community that our colleague Deborah (Debby) Gorham passed away on the 17th of April 2023 in Canmore, Alberta. Debby…
Professor Jacob Kovalio conferred the Order of the Rising Sun, Gold Rays with Rosette
The Shannon Lectures in History
The Management of Natural Resources and the Environment in Canada: Historical and Transnational Perspectives Although pandemic restrictions delayed the 2021 autumn series, the Shannon Lectures…
Chancellor’s Professor Norman Hillmer on the Role of Royal Tours in Canada
Celebrating Award-Winning Enriched Support Program Mentor Taylor Reid
As a mentor in the Enriched Support Program (ESP) at Carleton, Taylor Reid is now giving back to the program that she credits for helping…
Laura Madokoro Receives Early Researcher Awards Program Funding
Dr. Laura Madokoro Carleton University History Professor Laura Madokoro has been awarded funding through the Ontario government’s prestigious Early Researcher Awards Program for her research…
![Invalid Chair, unknown manufacture, [pre-1890]. Artifact No. 2013-0100, CSTMC, Ottawa, ON. Photograph by Dorothy J. Smith, April 2014.](https://carleton.ca/fass/wp-content/uploads/sites/46/wheelchair-300x200.jpg)
Disability Futurity Exhibit: Interdisciplinary Anticipations of a Non-normative Tomorrow
To celebrate National AccessAbility Week, which is from May 30 to June 5, 2021, the Carleton University Disability Research Group (CUDRG) is launching a new virtual…
History Student Chantal Brousseau Wins Digital Humanities Awards
The annual DHAwards are a community-driven event meant to celebrate the diversity of work that happens every year under the banner of ‘digital humanities’. There is a…
Crafting Authentic Digital Learning
Strange Weather, Shy Elitism and Resistance Art
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