Faculty Publications
The Department of History offers a dynamic research environment. Here are news items related to just a few of the recent publications from members of the department:
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Rod Phillips was a “Smithsonian Expert” on a Rhône River cruise
Professor Rod Phillips spent a week in May as a “Smithsonian Expert” on a cruise down the Rhône River, in eastern France. The Smithsonian Institution,…
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Lauren Stoyles Receives The Lieutenant Governor’s Ontario Heritage Awards for 2025
Lauren Stoyles has spent over a decade preserving and sharing the history of Ontario. She has been an interpreter, researcher, archival assistant, collections manager and…
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Ottawa launch of Cats: A History by Rod Phillips
Cats is a history of the relationships between cats and humans from the time wildcats entered the human orbit in the Middle East about 12,000…
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Patricia Roussel and David Dean co-author article exploring on postage stamps and national identity
Patricia Roussel, who is completing her MA in Public History, has co-authored an article with Professor David Dean exploring the connections between postage stamps, shaping…
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Ian Wereley, adjunct professor at Carleton University, comments on the historic relationship between Western countries and the shipping channel Strait of Hormuz.
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Carleton University history professor Jennifer Evans is studying how conspiracy theories evolve and why they resonate
Conspiracy theories aren’t new. For centuries, they’ve been used to target groups cast as outsiders, from anti-Semitic myths in Europe to misogynistic and xenophobic narratives…
