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African Communities Have a Lot of Knowledge To Share: Researchers Offer Alternatives to Eurocentric Ways of Doing Things

An over the shoulder view of what appears to be a woman making a phone call.

Rape Myths Can Affect Jurors’ Perceptions of Sexual Assault, and That Needs To Change

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The Tap-Tap: Wearable Device Transforms Learning for Blind and Low-Vision Musicians

Aerial view oil and gas chemical tank with oil refinery plant

The Blueberry River First Nations’ Oil and Gas Dispute Is a Failure of Colonial-Imposed Governance

Debunking 5 Myths About Antidepressants

Freshwater Bounty: The Hidden Richness of Habitat Close to Home

Paying More for Policing Doesn’t Stop or Reduce Crime

Paris 2024: How Carleton Grads are Shaping the Summer Olympics

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From Classroom to Storytime: Carleton Students Publish Children’s Books

A man uses a piece of equipment inside the the Abilities Living Laboratory.

All-Around Accessibility: New Carleton Lab Enhances Inclusion Research

A NATO flag drapped over the side of a building.

Insights From the NATO Summit: Why Another Donald Trump Presidency Would Doom the Alliance

A scientist conducting an experiment using unidentified machinery to uncover the secrets of the origins of life.

No Detail Too Small: Probing the Origins of Life and Other Big Questions

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