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Carleton Brings Northern Expertise and Experience to University of the Arctic
When Carleton University was formally and unanimously admitted into membership of the University of the Arctic (UArctic) at the network’s annual assembly in Inari, Finland, …
SPPA and NPSIA Students Participate in the Model ICAO 2026 event
From June 9th to June 12th, 2026, Madeline Russell, a graduating MPPA students, as well as Mahole Morapeli and Cilvius Chin from NPSIA joined a …
Researcher Mehdi Ammi Awarded CIHR Team Grant
Professor Mehdi Ammi, a faculty member in Carleton’s School of Public Policy & Administration, will lead a team of researchers and partners from across Canada on a new project entitled, “Public Health Financing …
Carleton journalism duo awarded Michener fellowship for AI literacy project
Jessica Patterson and Kanina Holmes have won the Michener – L. Richard O’Hagan Fellowship for Journalism Education for their project, “AI Literacy for Canadian Journalism Education.” The fellowship, …
Prof. Philippe Lagassé and Stephen Saideman receive 2026 CPSA Prize in Comparative Politics
Their book Overseen or Overlooked? Legislators, Armed Forces, and Democractic Accountability was judged to be the best book published in the field of comparative politics …
Prof. Philippe Lagassé and Stephen Saideman receive 2026 CPSA Prize in Comparative Politics
Their book Overseen or Overlooked? Legislators, Armed Forces, and Democractic Accountability was judged to be the best book published in the field of comparative politics …
FPGA In the News
Discover the latest insights from Carleton University’s Faculty of Public and Global Affairs! Our faculty experts delve into pressing topics such as U.S.-Canada relations, trade deficits, national identity, and more.
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Fen Hampson discusses new federal powers to ban foreign telecom companies from Canadian networks.
The National Post, June 24, 2026
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Fen Hampson discusses Canada’s diplomatic balancing act regarding Falkland Islands self-determination.
The Globe and Mail, June 23, 2026
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Stephanie Carvin discusses the violent misogyny and extreme ideology found in the Montreal shooter’s manifesto.
BBC News, June 23, 2026
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Aaron Ettinger discusses Donald Trump’s political use of combat sports and entertainment.
Al Jazeera English, June 13, 2026
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Achim Hurrelmann discusses Canada’s trade partners
CBA National, June 13, 2026
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Alexandra Mallett discusses Canada’s National Electricity Strategy
The Hill Times, June 3, 2026