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Spirits channelled by a music composer, floating over an old piano.

Meet the Composer Who Claimed Her Music Channelled the Spirits of Classical Music Icons

A man and a woman wearing lab coats stand together for a photo inside a labratory.

Carleton Research Seeks to Determine if Gut Microbes Could Break Down Forever Chemicals

Bird and tree diversity can make cities healthier through parks like this with a waterfall and various species of trees.

Want to Build Healthier Cities? Make Room for Bird and Tree Diversity

A city in Saudi Arabia, where sportswashing is being used to clean up the country's world image.

More Than Money: The Geopolitics Behind Saudi Arabia's Sports Strategy

The new President of Mozambique, pictured here, faces many challenges.

Mozambique's 2024 Elections: 9 Major Challenges That Will Face the Next President

Kosovar refugees disembarking from a plane.

Retracing History: Carleton Student Reunites Kosovar Refugees with Canadian Supporters

Nana aba Duncan and Eternity Martis

New Research Project on Black Community Coverage Supported by Carleton University’s Mary Ann Shadd Cary Centre for Journalism and Belonging

A group of people taking in the exhibits at an art gallery.

Celebrating Carleton's Spirit, Innovation and Community at Throwback

Parliament Hill

Carbon Contracts for Difference' Are Not a Silver Bullet for Climate Action

A butterfly

Carleton Butterfly Show Celebrates a Quarter Century of Natural Wonder

Reimagining Long-Term Care in Canada

A red-eared slider turtle lies on a rock in a pond in Ontario, Canada

Race Against Time: Protecting Ontario's Endangered Turtles

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