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February 23, 2021

Journalism Alumnus Kim Brunhuber Values Mentor Role

By Joseph Mathieu Although he’s been an anchor for CNN International since June, Kim Brunhuber’s gut is still telling him to get out of the studio and into the field.... More

February 22, 2021

At-Risk Scholars Find New Home at Carleton

By Dan Rubinstein In 2014, Carleton Law and Legal Studies Prof. Melanie Adrian spearheaded a local Scholars at Risk (SAR) network in collaboration with the University of Ottawa to give foreign... More

February 19, 2021

Inclusiveness and Participation in Political Parties

William Cross, a professor in the Department of Political Science, received the 2020 FPA Research Excellence Award for his research in Canadian politics and political parties. The award recognizes excellence... More

February 19, 2021

Jordan Gray Focuses on Anti-Racism and Equality Issues in New Federal Position

By Ellen Tsaprailis Bachelor of Global and International Studies alum Jordan Gray has a newly created job with the federal government that allows him to focus full time on issues around... More

February 17, 2021

Black History Month: Carleton Focuses on Anti-Racism Initiatives

By Dan Rubinstein Every February, Black History Month honours the legacy of Black Canadians and their communities. The theme this year is “The Future Is Now” — an opportunity to celebrate the transformative... More

February 16, 2021

Alumna Denise Siele on History and Community

By Joseph Mathieu Anytime Carleton University alumna Denise Siele engages with people or organizations, as an adviser, consultant or political candidate, she does so wholeheartedly. Denise Siele She has been... More

February 16, 2021

Collaboration with Underrepresented Scholars

As we strive towards equity, diversity and inclusion in academia, practical solutions require resources, time and collective commitment. “Academic publishing is in crisis,” says Melanie Adrian, a professor in the... More

February 10, 2021

The Dualities of Nduka Otiono

By Joseph Mathieu Nduka Otiono, the Graduate Program Supervisor at Carleton University’s Institute of African Studies (IAS), sees duality in almost all that he does. He is both a researcher and a... More