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James Milner with students and the Graduate Mentoring Awards

Professor James Milner Recognized for Graduate Mentorship

Political Science Professor James Milner is known in the field of Migration and Diaspora Studies as the project director of…

Portrait of Chris Russil in Journalism and Communication

Navigating the Storm: Insights into Climate Misinformation

Chris Russill’s research explores climate communication and its role in public engagement, policy development, and crisis management.

Andrea Davis (Wilfrid Laurier University) speaks at the 2025 EDID Symposium

EDID on University Campuses: Under Attack or Empowered?

On March 21, The Faculty of Public and Global Affairs hosted its first EDID symposium, “EDID on University Campuses: Under…

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Canada Research Chair Remi Yergeau Considers Transness and Disability

Throughout their career, M. Remi Yergeau has drawn on their own experience as a transgender autistic scholar to study the…

Winning team members Lauren Tham (second from left), Itoro Umanah (centre), Jahnelle Woldegiorgis (right) and competition officials.

Carleton’s All-Female Team Scores Gold in MLSE Case Competition

Three Carleton University students—Itoro Umanah (Bachelor of Communications and Media Studies), Lauren Tham (Bachelor of Public Affairs and Policy Management),…

Headshot of Andrea Chandler

Under the Radar: Canada’s Ties to Eastern Europe During the Cold War

Field Notes: Research ProfileAndrea Chandler, Political Science Andrea Chandler’s research explores Canada’s Cold War relations with Soviet-aligned Eastern European nations,…

FPGA in the News

Our faculty aren’t just shaping the conversation—they’re in it. From expert analysis on global conflicts to insights on policy, economics, and more, FPGA faculty are making headlines.