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How a Carleton Grad’s AI Experiment Opened New Doors
When Joe (Beiqiao) Hu arrived at Carleton University in 2024, he wasn’t just pursuing a graduate degree, he had three goals in mind: improve his…
Follow the Money: Carleton PhD Grad Helps Combat Illicit Financing
If you want to really understand somebody, take a close look at how they spend their money. The same thinking applies to state and non-state…
Carleton Alum Explores the ‘Open World’ in L.A.
In an open-world video game, players navigate a non-linear environment, choosing which objectives to pursue. Unlike, say, Super Mario, in which the goal is basically…
Angelique Francis’ Path from Student to Award-Winning Artist
Angelique Francis was seven years old the first time she sang in front of an audience. She didn’t know it then, but music would come…
University News
What’s Open and Closed: Civic Holiday
Carleton University is officially closed for the Civic Holiday on Monday, Aug. 3 and will reopen on Tuesday, Aug. 4. Some facilities continue to operate …
Carleton Researchers Secure $7.5 Million in SSHRC Partnership Grants
Three Carleton University-led research initiatives have been awarded Partnership Grants from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC), bringing $7.5 million in federal funding …
Three Carleton Community Members Appointed to the Order of Canada
Three Carleton University community members have been named to the Order of Canada. These exceptional leaders have been recognized for their leadership and contributions which have positively impacted the lives of numerous Canadians. The newest Carleton community …
What’s Open and Closed: Canada Day
Carleton University is officially closed on July 1 for Canada Day. Some facilities continue to operate throughout the holiday, with reduced hours in some cases. Dining Services On June 30, there will be …
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Carleton in the News
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Rod Phillips discusses younger Canadians drinking less alcohol
National Post, July 31, 2026
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Elliot Tepper discusses Trump’s meeting with Zelenskyy and Netanyahu
CBC, July 29, 2026
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Alexis Shotwell discusses inadequate disability benefits limiting disabled people’s access to art
Ottawa Citizen, July 29, 2026
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David Hornsby discusses budget cuts weakening Canada’s diplomatic engagement in Africa
Hill Times, July 29, 2026