Countering the Power of Conspiracy
Carleton researchers investigate how conspiracy theories spread and how to build public resilience.
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Finding Solutions to Senior Isolation
For seniors, chronic loneliness is more than isolation – it can be a serious health risk linked to declines in physical and mental health. The…
Looking Back at Spring Convocation
Last week, the Carleton University community celebrated the achievements of more than 6900 graduates as Spring Convocation brought students, families, friends and supporters together on campus for five days of ceremonies. Convocation marks…
The Historian and the House Cats
At Carleton University, historian Rod Phillips has built a career studying familiar yet overlooked subjects, from divorce and family life to wine and alcohol. In…
Spring Convocation 2026: Inspiring Graduating Students Share Their Stories
Carleton University’s campus will be in a late spring bloom and buzzing with energy from June 8 to 12 as the community comes together to…
University News
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 …
Carleton Faculty Member Named Canada Research Chair in Next-Gen Economics
Carleton University researcher Thomas Russell has been announced as the university’s newest Canada Research Chair (CRC). His innovative research focuses on developing advanced economic models that can …
What’s Open and Closed: Victoria Day
Carleton University is officially closed on Monday, May 18 and reopens on Tuesday, May 19. Some facilities continue to operate throughout Victoria Day; however, with reduced hours in some cases. Dining Services On May …
Carleton Researcher Named Canada’s 2026 Frontiers Planet Prize National Champion
Carleton University’s engineering researcher Ahmed Abdulla has been named Canada’s 2026 National Champion by the Frontiers Planet Prize for his research on direct air capture, …
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Carleton in the News
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Stephanie Carvin discusses Montreal gunman’s incel manifesto
Montreal Gazette, June 24, 2026
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Fen Hampson discusses new legislation with powers to ban Chinese telecom companies
National Post, June 24, 2026
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Greg Brown discusses declining public trust, firearms proliferation and violence against police
CBC, June 23, 2026
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Stephanie Carvin discusses Montreal shooting suspect’s extremist manifesto
BBC, June 23, 2026