FPGA News and Stories

Apply for An FPGA Excellence Award
The FPGA Excellence Awards highlight the talented and dedicated faculty, contract instructors, students and staff in the Faculty of Public…

Supporting Social Work in Somalia
Somali-Canadian Carleton graduates helped to establish Somaliland’s first social work program.

Taking on the Tough Stories: Carleton Journalism Professor Teaches Students How to Handle Trauma
Carleton Journalism professor teaches students how to handle trauma.

Shaping Eurasia: Competition and Cooperation in a Changing Region
Crina Viju-Miljusevic delves into the dynamics of competing regional cooperation frameworks within the Europe-Caucasus-Asia region, analyzing the initiatives led by…

Carleton University Fosters Future Leaders Through New Initiative
It wasn’t long into a recent workshop of the Carleton University Student Leadership Initiative (CUSLI) before students were learning the…

Call for Applications: Carleton University Research Opportunity Program (CUROP)
The Carleton University Research Opportunity Program (CUROP) is now open for applications.
FPGA in the News

FPGA In the News | Jan 31
New Generation of Indigenous Journalists to Learn and Work in Home CommunitiesThe Education News CanadaDuncan McCue, Journalism Donald Trump is…

FPGA In the News | Jan 6
Human Rights Advocates Denounce Iran’s Treatment Clinics For Women Who Defy Hijab LawThe Globe and MailHossein Raeesi, Law & Legal…

FPGA In the News | Dec 13
‘We can’t just roll over’: Doug Ford doubles down on threat to shut down energy exports to the U.S.ICI Radio-CanadaDaniel…

FPGA In the News | Nov 11
‘Catastrophic’ and ‘potentially seismic’: A possible Donald Trump presidency likely won’t bring much good to Canada, experts sayYahoo NewsStacy Douglas,…

FPGA In the News | Oct 4
The Faculty of Public and Global Affairs in the headlines.

FPGA In the News | Sep 23
The Faculty of Public and Global Affairs in the headlines.