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A figure skating champion poses with her gold medal while holding up a Canadian flag.

Carleton Student Wins International Figure Skating Gold

The white house in Washington, D.C.

How Rebellion Against Moralizing Has Become a Surprising Rallying Point for the Political Right

Factory stacks releasing emissions.

The Canada Carbon Rebate (CCR) Is Still Widely Misunderstood — Here’s Why

An older man with a beige sweater, holds his glasses in his hand while addressing an audience.

Helping Canadian SMEs Overcome American Tariffs

Business team brainstorming using tablet, laptop computer for working technology and business

Engineering Without Limits: The Versatility of an Engineering Education at Carleton

Four professionally dressed academics pose for a group photo.

Celebrating Black History Month: Carleton Hosts a Conversation on Black Flourishing with President Wisdom Tettey

The Rideau Canal and Parliament Hill in Ottawa

Black on the Ballot: New Research Sheds Light on the Experiences of Black Canadians in Politics

A nordic skier takes part in a race.

Women’s Nordic Ski Captured Third Consecutive OUA Title

An overhead view of a clothing factory.

Reforming Global Apparel Supply Chains: How Can Companies Ensure their Suppliers Aren’t Exploiting Workers?

NATO Headquarters in Brussels, Belgium

Is Donald Trump on a Constitutional Collision Course Over NATO?

Piano keys

Oscar Peterson: Cherishing a Legacy of Technical Virtuosity and Soulful Swing

A magnifying glass hovers over Congo on a map of the world.

M23’s Capture of Goma Is the Latest Chapter in Eastern Congo’s Long-Running War

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