Research

Announcing the 2020 Carleton University Chair in Teaching Innovation

Announcing the 2020 Carleton University Chair in Teaching Innovation

Carleton University is pleased to announce Professor James McGowan (School for Studies in Art and Culture: Music) has been named the 2020 Carleton University Chair in Teaching Innovation.

PermafrostNet connects a community: New network will help boost Canada’s adaptation to climate change

PermafrostNet connects a community: New network will help boost Canada’s adaptation to climate change

Capital Research Day

Capital Research Day

By Rawda Shahin and Kitty McKay For the first year ever, Carleton University hosted Capital Research Day. The event was created to draw focus on the vast research accomplished by... More

A Dozen Years at Carleton Studying History and Oil, Dr. Ian Wereley

A Dozen Years at Carleton Studying History and Oil, Dr. Ian Wereley

Bringing a Medieval Scriptorium to Life

Bringing a Medieval Scriptorium to Life

From the process of creating vellum and parchment, to the pronunciation of the words written upon those materials, professors and students of the Carleton English Department brought medieval manuscripts to... More

Relationship Goals: Healthy Romantic Relationships According to Carleton Undergraduate Students

Relationship Goals: Healthy Romantic Relationships According to Carleton Undergraduate Students

With advancements in technology, the evolution of popular culture, and the increasing popularity of social media, dating and relationship dynamics have become increasingly complex. This fall, our second-year Sociology Introduction... More

The Origins of Exploring the Capital: An Architectural Guide to the City of Ottawa

The Origins of Exploring the Capital: An Architectural Guide to the City of Ottawa

by Nick Ward Photography by Peter Coffman Parliament Hill, The ByWard market, Centretown, Sandy Hill, Glebe, Old Ottawa South, Alta Vista, New Edinburgh, Rockcliffe Park and Vanier, Rideau Canal, The... More

The Fog of Our New Political Reality

The Fog of Our New Political Reality

Historian Jennifer Evans leads innovative tool and course to contextualize right-wing fascism past and present. By Nick Ward. Moments after the final polls closed in the 2016 American election, there was... More

CFP! Coming Up Together 2018: Conference on ending and preventing youth homelessness

CFP! Coming Up Together 2018: Conference on ending and preventing youth homelessness

Coming Up Together: Towards Ending and Preventing Youth Homelessness in Ontario, Canada and Beyond February 20, 21, 22, 2018 On unceded Algonquin Territory (Ottawa, Ontario, Canada) Convened by a multi-sectoral organizing... More

Photographs, Generations and Inuit Cultural Memory, Assessing 15 Years of Project Naming

Photographs, Generations and Inuit Cultural Memory, Assessing 15 Years of Project Naming

From March 1-3, Library and Archives Canada and Carleton University collaborated to celebrate the 15th anniversary of the project in an event titled Photographs, Generations and Inuit Cultural Memory, Assessing 15 Years... More

The Storytellers of Our Society

The Storytellers of Our Society

Professor Dan Irving researches trans people and communities as they navigate the Canadian labour force This past year, the Liberal Government led by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau introduced federal legislation... More

The Atlantic Discusses Morality and Purity Politics with Soc & Anth Professor

The Atlantic Discusses Morality and Purity Politics with Soc & Anth Professor

Professor in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology, Alexis Shotwell, recently discussed her new book, Against Purity: Living Ethically in Compromised Times, in an in-depth interview with The Atlantic. In Against Purity: Living Ethically in... More