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Bilingualism Benefits Neurodiversity

Carleton research explores how bilingualism helps neurodiverse people.

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When Hate Goes Viral: Countering the Power of Conspiracy

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…

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Art in Practice: Carleton Grad Grows Career to National Gallery Leadership

For Catherine Sinclair, an arts education at Carleton University became the foundation for a career that would take her from local galleries to one of…

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Confronting the Monetization of Housing

Access to housing is a fundamental human right in Canada, yet roughly 1.7 million households do not have an affordable or safe place to live.…

Carleton Classroom Assignment Launches International Business

Growing up in Lagos, Nigeria — a fast-paced city that’s now home to more than 20 million people — taught Chika Oguh how to be adaptable and…

University News

What’s Open and Closed: Easter Weekend

Carleton University is closed on Friday, April 3 and Sunday, April 5. The university is open on Monday, April 6. Some facilities continue to operate …

Carleton University Welcomes Scarborough Charter Secretariat to Campus

Earlier this academic year, Carleton University welcomed the Secretariat of the Scarborough Charter on Anti‑Black Racism and Black Inclusion in Canadian Higher Education to campus. …

Carleton University Ravens Celebrate Historic Men’s Basketball Win

Carleton University will be celebrating the historic Ravens men’s basketball team’s 18th U SPORTS national championship with a special event.

Carleton Researchers Lead $13.5 Million Project to Accelerate Canada’s Digital Future

Reliable mobile connectivity is essential to economic growth, public services and daily life. While today’s mobile networks can deliver coverage to urban centres within range …

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